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Tech group looks to expand reach in gaming world with its biggest-ever acquisition
Pony Ma seeks to avoid Beijing’s push against perceived monopolists by targeting expansion overseas
Meta hopes to use tiny human expressions to create virtual world of personalised ads
As AI’s impact grows, new research reveals why the input of people all over the world is essential
Developers see new revenue streams but players are suspicious of more in-game purchases
Online retailer delays implementation of policy as companies work on ‘potential solution’
Nevermind the Queen’s platinum anniversary, another epoch-defining figure is turning 15
Technology company to acquire group at aggregate purchase price of $68.7bn
Inflated valuations may leak but the industry’s outlook remains solid
Sebastian Mallaby’s sweeping history of the billion-dollar risk-takers who powered a technological revolution
New feature being tested encapsulates everything that regulators are afraid of
AT&T and Verizon limit 5G service near US airports after airlines’ outcry
Lawmakers are taking aim at the big online platforms, but a concerted break-up effort is unlikely
US tech group’s $75bn bid pushed shares of video game companies higher on acquisition speculation
Approach allowing networks to mix and match different suppliers comes as Huawei phased out from UK
Risks of removing information rejected by the mainstream outweigh benefits, according to the Royal Society
Renesas and Tokyo Electron also race to respond to geopolitical tensions
Wireless groups frustrated with Federal Aviation Administration after airlines warn of chaos
Meta’s VR patents, airlines’ 5G fears, The Matrix Awakens
The ‘factory of the future’ offers a new manufacturing blueprint; 3D printing and ‘reshoring’ counter supply chain risks; industry steels itself for the ‘net zero’ emissions challenge; and investors jumpstart battery funding
Successful on-the-job learning staves off staffing problems and helps future-proof businesses
Robotics and data analytics can make processes more efficient, less energy-intensive, and less expensive
Amazon halts Visa ban, wonder of Wordle, Balmuda’s toaster oven
Watchdog imposes landmark restrictions amid concerns for investors in unregulated sector
The Japanese corporation is on the cusp of full integration but critics say it needs to be wary of distractions like electric vehicles
Proof of involvement could meet threshold for west to impose sanctions but incident yet to be formally attributed
Lockdowns and restrictions risk causing greater disruption than during earlier waves of the pandemic
It is an article of national faith that manufacturers of domestic appliances should be able to have a crack at mobile phones
A mini solar power station, a hand-powered phone charger – and more
Satisfying puzzles with clever solving tactics have a strange traction — and this may be the most endearing yet
Ukraine cyber attack, whither tech stocks? Lenovo Thinkbook Plus
Claim follows cyber attack on government websites and faltering diplomatic efforts to defuse crisis
There is no excuse for bad management but jobs provide purpose and identity
Crypto exchange led by Sam Bankman-Fried follows lead of rival Coinbase
Cease and decease!
Ride-hailing gets more expensive as apps contend with stiffer rules and a shortage of drivers
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