Tag: Tech News
Microsoft Unveils Majorana 2 Quantum Chip with 1,000x Greater Reliability
Microsoft has announced a major breakthrough in quantum computing with the launch of its new Majorana 2 quantum chip, which the company says is 1,000 times more reliable than its predecessor. The technology...
Google Integrates NotebookLM Into Gemini, Ushering in a Smarter Productivity Experience
Google is quietly rolling out a major update that brings its AI-powered note-taking tool, NotebookLM, into the Gemini ecosystem. This integration could significantly change how users interact with both platforms, merging custom...
WhatsApp’s New Meta AI Raises Privacy Concerns as Users Can’t Turn It Off
WhatsApp has rolled out a new AI-powered chatbot inside its app — but not without controversy. Although Meta claims the feature is "entirely optional," users cannot turn off or remove the new...
Will iPhones Cost More Because of Trump’s Tariffs on China?
The global tech market is on high alert as President Donald Trump's latest tariffs on Chinese imports threaten to spike the prices of popular consumer electronics, including the iPhone. With a steep...
Microsoft Announces Skype Will Shut Down in May
End of an Era: Microsoft to Retire Skype Microsoft has announced that Skype, once a pioneering video-calling platform with hundreds of millions of users, will officially shut down in May. The Rise and Legacy...
Microsoft Adjusts AI Tool Recall for Enhanced Privacy After User Concerns
After facing criticism over privacy concerns, Microsoft has made significant changes to a new AI-powered tool. Initially set to launch with regular activity screenshots, experts labelled the tool a potential "privacy nightmare"...
How AI Is Shaping Klarna’s Future: Workforce Reductions and Increased Pay
Klarna, the buy now, pay later company, plans to significantly reduce its workforce through efficiencies gained from artificial intelligence (AI). After cutting its staff from 5,000 to 3,800 over the past year,...
Microsoft Apologises for Global Outage Affecting Outlook, Minecraft, and More
Microsoft has apologised after a significant global outage impacted several of its services, including Outlook and Minecraft. According to Downdetector, thousands of users worldwide reported issues, with many unable to access their...




