Musk: Twitter Will Have 1 Billion Monthly Users Inside 18 Months
Meanwhile reports say more ad buyers are staying away Call it blind optimism, deployment of a reality distortion field ... Read more
US Chip War Could Hurt The West As Beijing Moves To Ramp Up Its Own Industry
Nine Chinese semiconductor companies have had IPO applications approved The US battle to halt China's growing semicondu... Read more
Insulation: Households Could Save £300 In New Insulation Scheme
Government announces extra funding to help those in least-efficient homes in lower council tax bands. Read more
Balenciaga Campaign: Kim Kardashian 'shaken' By Fashion House Shoot
Kim Kardashian is pulled into a row over the fashion house's latest campaign after heavy backlash. Read more
North Of England Faces Rail Chaos, Warns Business Lobby
Business leaders say ministers must act this week to avert a "meltdown" in the northern rail system. Read more
Telecoms Networks Could Provide Next-gen GPS Services Without The Need For Satellites
Decimeter-level uncertainty, sub-nanosecond time synchronization – but what happens when there's no signal? A recentl... Read more
Epson Zaps Lasers Into Oblivion, In The Name Of The Environment
Inkjet is the future, claims Japanese printer maker Japanese electronics and printer maker Epson announced this month t... Read more
How Not To Test A New System: Push A Button And Wait To See What Happens
How to make an IBM engineer hyperventilate, or get a promotion: see above. Who, me? Welcome once again, valued reader... Read more
Yandex Plans To Break Up With Its Russian Motherland
'Geopolitical environment' leads to spin-out of cloud, self-driving and other tech Russia's most prominent tech company... Read more
Rolls-Royce Tests A Jet Engine Running On Hydrogen
The firm, together with easyJet, is trying out hydrogen instead of jet fuel in a jet engine. Read more
Jeff Bezos: Does US-style Philanthropy Exist In UK?
The Amazon boss joins a long line of Americans giving away their riches. Is it different in the UK? Read more
Energy Firms Warned Over Hiking Direct Debits
The government says companies must ensure bills reflect lower energy use for customers who are cutting back. Read more
French Cloud Operator OVHcloud Gets Datacenter Funds From EU Lending Arm
Using loan for expansion as political bloc pursues tech autonomy strategy French cloud operator OVHcloud has been grant... Read more
Quest VR Glasses Back On Sale In Germany – But Watchdog Has Eye On Meta
Goggles unhooked from Facebook login, but officials still watching for antitrust abuse Germany's Federal Cartel Office ... Read more
Energy Advice: Sunak To Expand Tips Campaign To Lower Bills
His government aims to curb energy use in a move once seen as "nannying" by former PM Liz Truss. Read more