Clouds and streams take the crown

BitTorrent is not the top dog of the web anymore – after 20 years of ruling the roost, it's been knocked off its perch by none other than cloud storage and video junkies at YouTube.

EV Hertz, our bottom line

Hertz Global Holdings' big cheese, Stephen Scherr, is hanging up his keys on 31 March after the firm's wallet took a whopping hit thanks to a gamble on electric motors.

Tech giant stands its ground against troll onslaught

Telephone maker Samsung has been thrown in the ring with shedloads of money-grabbing patent trolls.

AI mania eclipses geopolitical fears

The AI gold rush is leaving geopolitical jitters in the dust, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) is leading the charge.

Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 processor

Qualcomm's gone all in with its new Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 processor, set to turbocharge the swankiest smartphones and is chock-a-block with AI wizardry.

Pays €460 million

Fruity cargo cult Apple has waved the white flag to Norfolk County Council, forking over a jaw-dropping €460 million (about £385 million) after being slammed with accusations of duping shareholders.

Remote workers snubbed for promotions

Grey tin Box shifter Dell has come up with a cunning way of both blessing home working while forcing people back to the office.

Turns out that it could not invent it after all

For the last few months the Tame Apple Press has been telling us how the Fruity Cargo Cult Apple would arrive late on the scene with new AI technology that was going to clean everyone else’s clock.

Run:ai's a prize in a €1 billion tech tussle

The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell-on-earth yarn claiming that tech titan Nvidia is eyeing Israeli whizz-kid Run: AI as a buyout for a cool €1 billion.

Oh, the places you can go

In a move that's sure to have employees jumping for joy (in their heads, at least), Amazon has introduced a revolutionary new workplace initiative: daydreaming.