European Union officials are issuing stern warnings to TikTok, threatening the social media platform with substantial fines and the suspension of certain features of its new spinoff app, TikTok Lite,

In the aftermath of Microsoft's monumental $69 billion merger deal with Activision-Blizzard, the tech giant's gaming division is set to lay off nearly 2,000 employees, according to a memo from

Meta is facing criticism after it emerged that some users of its AI chatbot tool may be unintentionally making their private queries publicly visible through a feature called the “Discover”

A growing number of smartphone users are choosing to silence news alerts, citing fatigue and frustration with the volume and perceived irrelevance of the notifications, a new global report has

Tesla, the leading electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, has initiated significant price cuts in major markets, including the United States, China, and Germany, as it contends with intensifying competition and dwindling

The global artificial intelligence boom has transformed Samsung Electronics into one of the world’s most valuable technology companies. Surging demand for semiconductors used in AI systems has pushed the South

Cisco Systems revealed on Wednesday that it will lay off 7% of its global workforce as part of a strategic realignment towards high-growth sectors. The San Jose, California-based tech giant

In a recent development, the Canadian government has decided to increase the proof of funds required for international students, including Nigerians, seeking study permits. The adjustment will see the proof

For years, studying abroad has been seen as a reliable path to better opportunities for millions of Indian students. But that aspiration is now being reshaped by a combination of

Tesla has rolled out a cheaper version of its futuristic Cybertruck, offering buyers a lower entry point into the electric pickup lineup - though the price still falls well above

The Japanese city of Osaka has received an unusual multi-million-dollar donation to help overhaul its ageing water infrastructure: 21 kilograms of gold bars. The gift, valued at about 560 million

China is intensifying its push to rival the United States in advanced semiconductor technology, pouring billions into artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and high-end chip production - a move that could

A Tokyo electronics store has issued an apology after a massive crowd, mostly Chinese buyers, caused chaos while attempting to purchase Nvidia's latest gaming chips. The commotion, which unfolded in

MTN Nigeria invested a substantial N11.1 billion over two years to repair and relocate 2,502km of fibre-optic cables, according to the latest GSMA Nigeria Digital Economy report. The report highlighted

Amazon has announced an update to its Fire TV operating system, introducing a cleaner user interface, expanded customization options and deeper integration of its new Alexa+ experience. The redesign does

Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison briefly overtook Elon Musk as the world’s richest individual on Wednesday after a dramatic surge in Oracle’s stock price pushed his net worth to $393 billion

German confectionery brand Haribo has issued a recall of its Happy Cola F!ZZ sweets in the Netherlands after some packs were found to contain traces of cannabis. The recall was

Tesla is under fresh scrutiny from US safety regulators following reports that some of its vehicles equipped with Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology have violated traffic laws - including driving on

A new artificial intelligence tool from Google is beginning to reshape how Nigerians create visual content, raising questions about the future of freelance design and advertising services. The technology, known

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis warned people to "buckle up" as he signed a bill giving the state control over Disney's sprawling Orlando theme parks. As reported on BBC, the bill