Märtha Rehnberg, futurist, entrepreneur, and policy advocate, argues that the technology sector is still asking the wrong opening question. Instead of focusing first on products, market fit, and operational efficiency, she believes innovation should begin with a far more fundamental debate: what kind of people we want to become, and what kind of society technology is meant to build. In her view, business transformation cannot be reduced to digital upgrades or smarter deployment of tools. It has to start with a deeper human, philosophical, and strategic reset.

The European Commission has found that Meta Platforms breached the Digital Services Act (DSA). The preliminary ruling claims that the company failed to prevent children aged under 13 years from accessing Instagram and Facebook.

Telefónica España has signed a collaboration agreement with Sateliot to apply 5G NR (New Radio) technology in the space domain.

Global wearable device shipments climbed past 200 million units in 2025, growing 6% year on year, according to Omdia.

IT giants, Meta Platforms and Microsoft, have both decided to cut their workforces.

Global trade can no longer be understood through the old formula in which the world simply became more integrated while cost remained the dominant organising principle.

More than 560 Google employees signed an open letter to CEO Sundar Pichai, urging him to reject classified military contracts for the company’s AI technology.

According to new research from Juniper Research, the value of B2B card payments will rise from $5.9 trillion in 2026 to $10.9 trillion in 2030.

The Chinese National Development and Reform Commission told Meta Platforms to cancel its $2 billion acquisition of agentic AI specialist Manus.

At a time when productivity is often measured by speed, constant availability, and an endless flow of meetings, Danish scientist, author, and longevity educator Dr. Susanna Søberg argues that modern living no longer creates occasional pressure for many people, but a persistent state of strain.

OpenAI revised an agreement with Microsoft, which gave the software giant exclusive rights to sell the former’s AI models.

Global extended reality (XR) device shipments grew 44.4% year-over-year in 2025, driven primarily by the rapid adoption of smart glasses, according to IDC.

The European Commission is close to formally outlining what Google must do to give rival AI assistants the same access to its Android OS as it provides its Gemini service.

When global security expert Mikko Hyppönen talks about the state of cybersecurity today, he starts with a simple principle that many organisations still fail to live by: “You can’t really protect what you don’t see.”

Amazon plans to invest up to $25 billion in Anthropic as the two companies deepen their partnership focused on ramping large-scale computing infrastructure for GenAI.

Omdia has significantly raised its semiconductor revenue forecast for 2026 to 62.7%, again reflecting unprecedented growth in DRAM and NAND driven by sustained demand and ongoing supply shortages expected to persist through the year.

Anthropic discussed its various AI models with officials from the European Commission.

Porsche has agreed to sell its equity stakes in Bugatti Rimac and Rimac Group to a consortium led by HOF Capital, a New York-based investment firm.

Chinese watchdogs are considering restricting US investment into the domestic technology sector, according to media reports.