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Legal challenges initiated by the United States and European Union against major technology corporations are described as significant geopolitical and economic struggles of the century, reflecting broader tensions in global tech regulation.
Major technology corporations are signing multi-decade agreements to power their expanding data centres with electricity generated by next-generation small modular nuclear reactors.
Policy experts argue that developing countries must collaborate on a shared digital platform to negotiate fair terms and counterbalance the market dominance of major Western technology corporations.
The Pontiff has raised concerns regarding the growing difficulty of regulating artificial intelligence and maintaining oversight over major private technology corporations.
Experts discuss the measures the European Union intends to implement to reduce its reliance on foreign technology corporations, emphasizing that 'European' does not inherently mean 'secure'.
An analysis explores how once-dominant technology corporations navigated market declines and strategically pivoted their business models to achieve modern commercial resurgences.
Leading American technology corporations are heavily investing in and partnering with Saudi Arabia to accelerate the kingdom's national artificial intelligence development goals.
Ranga Kalansooriya urges developing nations to form a unified platform to negotiate fair terms with major technology corporations in the evolving digital economy.
Major technology corporations are urging a coordinated global response to defend cyberspace and mitigate the escalating risks posed by unchecked AI development.
An analysis discusses Europe's digital dependence on US technology corporations, arguing that their AI development aims to create absolute reliance on their services and questioning AI's impact on job security.
An editorial highlights how technology corporations possess not only vast wealth but also sophisticated digital tools capable of shaping societal attitudes and potentially undermining democratic processes.
Leading American technology corporations are collaborating to provide the foundational infrastructure and expertise needed to realize Saudi Arabia's ambitious AI development goals.
Major technology corporations overlooked a rising wave of public resistance and decentralized movements challenging the rapid, unchecked expansion of artificial intelligence technologies.
Backed by substantial state support and capital from global technology corporations, India is positioning itself as a central player in the worldwide artificial intelligence economy.