Latest published reports in strict reverse chronological order.
Britain’s competition regulator proposed changes that would require Google to give publishers clearer control over whether their content feeds AI-generated search summaries, while Google said it is exploring opt-out updates for Search’s generative AI features.
TechCrunch said discounted “plus-one” passes for Disrupt 2026 are nearly gone and the early pricing window ends January 30, with the event scheduled for October 13–15 in San Francisco.
CES 2026 opened with a heavy focus on artificial intelligence, with Nvidia unveiling ‘physical AI’ concepts and new models, AMD touting new Ryzen AI chips, and multiple companies showcasing robots and autonomous vehicle partnerships amid a broader push to commercialize AI hardware and services.
Micron Technology has broken ground on an advanced wafer fabrication facility inside its existing NAND manufacturing complex in Singapore, committing about $24 billion over the next decade. The company says the fab will expand cleanroom capacity and help meet AI-driven demand, with wafer output expected to begin in the second half of 2028.
TikTok says a power outage at a U.S. data center triggered cascading system failures, causing bugs, posting errors, and disrupted recommendations—an incident that drew extra attention as the platform’s new U.S. venture structure comes into focus.
Micron Technology said it has begun construction on an advanced wafer fabrication facility in Singapore, part of a roughly $24 billion investment over the next decade. The company says the expansion is aimed at meeting rising demand for memory and storage driven by artificial intelligence and data-heavy computing, with wafer output expected to begin in the second half of 2028.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom says TikTok suppressed content critical of President Donald Trump and is pushing a state review, as TikTok blames recent irregularities on a technical outage amid scrutiny of its new U.S.-controlled ownership structure.
Micron said it broke ground on a new advanced wafer fabrication facility in Singapore, part of a planned $24 billion investment over a decade to expand capacity for NAND memory as AI and data-center demand strains supply.
Under Armour says it is investigating a reported data breach that may involve about 72 million customer email addresses and other basic personal details. The company says there is no indication that passwords or payment systems were compromised, as the incident highlights how major consumer brands are increasingly targeted for large-scale data theft.
Microsoft shipped out-of-band and follow-up emergency updates after a January Windows 11 update triggered stability issues on some devices, including reports of crashes, cloud-app disruptions, and boot errors. IT teams weighed patch urgency against the operational risk of problematic updates.
Nvidia shares rose modestly with the market focused on whether Microsoft and Meta will lift capital-spending plans, a key driver of AI chip demand. Investors are also watching Nvidia’s data-center expansion efforts and the evolving outlook for China-related sales.
Nvidia expanded its relationship with CoreWeave with a $2 billion equity investment, aiming to accelerate the buildout of more than five gigawatts of AI “factories” by 2030. The partnership deepens alignment across infrastructure, software, and future chip platforms.