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Axon forges ahead with its taser drone program, New York state inches closer to pass a right to repair bill covering general electronics, and Tesla may cut its staff by 10 per cent.
The EU records a 34 per cent drop in emissions, regulators find Tim Hortons is tracking its customers, and Meta’s COO steps down.
Elon Musk dashes remote work, EV uptake is looking good, but needs more traction to reach carbon neutrality, and Sony says smartphone cameras will rival DSLRs by 2024.
Netflix’s password crackdown is already confusing, California’s Right to Repair bill fails to pass, and Australia’s digital driver's license is hackable.
Canadian authorities are investigating a Tesla that caught on fire, the U.S. has built the world’s fastest supercomputer, and Samsung has reportedly cut its phone production targets.
Apple is raising minimum pay to $22 an hour, Google contract workers push back against the return to office, and TokTok workers complain of toxic work schedules.
Twitter shareholders sue Elon Musk, Amazon shareholders reject resolutions targeting worker wellbeing, and the FTC fines Twitter $150 million for misusing user data.
Tesla’s stock price drops to an 11-month low, Google showcases a photorealistic image generator that uses text inputs, and a new California bill could let parents sue social media companies.
Airbnb will stop operations in China, Samsung will spend $360 Billion on chips and biotech, and Nvidia will use liquid cooling to reduce big tech’s energy use.
Washington D.C. Attorney General sues Meta, Tesla asks drivers in Texas to avoid charging their vehicles during peak hours, and Hyundai opens its first U.S.-manufacturing plant.
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