Tech Giants Hand Dutch Regulators’ Data to the Senate
A group of American technology companies has shared personal information about officials of the Netherlands’ data-protection authority with the U.S. Senate, according to people familiar with the matter. The disclosure,…
Tesla Renames FSD in China as Beijing Tightens the Words
The change was quiet, on a page most drivers never visit. Tesla’s China website now sells its top driver-assistance package under a new name: “Tesla Assisted Driving.” The previous label…
Intel Presses PC Makers to Shift Orders to Its 18A Chips
Intel is leaning on its personal-computer partners to shift more of their orders to processors built on its newest manufacturing process, according to a report on Tuesday, an effort to…
Microsoft’s High-Severity Flaws Nearly Doubled in 2025, BeyondTrust Finds
Microsoft disclosed 1,273 software vulnerabilities in 2025, fewer than the year before, but the number of high-severity flaws nearly doubled, according to a report published Tuesday by the cybersecurity firm…
Stellantis to Build Dongfeng Models at French Plant as Tariffs Reshape Auto Trade
PARIS — The factory in Rennes has survived crises before. Stellantis has repeatedly considered closing the La Janais plant, most recently in the years after the merger that created the…
Austrian Prosecutors Suspect Former Manager in Poisoned Baby Food Plot
VIENNA — The jars were pulled from supermarket shelves across Austria, Germany, and the Czech Republic in recent weeks, each one carrying a red label that did not belong. Inside,…
Samsung Chairman Apologizes as Union Readies an 18-Day Strike
SEOUL — Lee Jae-yong stood at a lectern on May 16 and apologized for what he called Samsung Electronics’ “internal problems,” a rare act of public contrition from a chairman…
Cerebras Nears $95 Billion Value in Biggest Tech IPO Since Uber
For years, the pitch sounded like a joke: a startup that would build a chip the size of an entire silicon wafer, taking on Nvidia. On Thursday, Cerebras Systems closed…









