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UAE joins US-led Pax Silica alliance: Why it matters

How Abu Dhabi’s entry into Washington’s new AI coalition reshapes tech diplomacy

The declaration was signed by Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs Jacob Helberg and UAE Minister of State Saeed bin Mubarak Al Hajeri.

UAE tightens child safety rules for foreign apps

The Child Digital Safety Law (CDS Law) protects children from harmful content, including any online material that could negatively affect their morals, mental well-being, or social values and that breaks media standards.

Grok barred from undressing images after backlash

Grok now blocked from creating revealing images of real people amid global backlash.

Gaming in UAE 2026: How to choose your first console

Google Meet adds meeting room auto-checks on mobile

YouTube hacked by user who uploaded 141-year-long video

As Apple pivots to India, Google moves to Vietnam

Newly launched Meta Compute signals bigger AI ambitions

Cyberattacks in the age of AI: How to protect yourself

AI boom runs on power, and the UAE wants to supply it

Why millions are downloading 'Are You Dead?'

Meet Meta’s new president: Dina Powell McCormick

Siri gets smarter: Apple, Google strike AI partnership

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Zuckerberg says 'Meta Compute' will expand data centers, chips, and energy for next-gen AI.

Newly launched Meta Compute signals bigger AI ambitions

Meta moves to lock in chips, capacity, long-term power as AI training costs surge in 2026

Jensen Huang, chief executive officer of Nvidia Corp., center, during the China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, China, on Thursday, July 17, 2025.

Top 25 companies in 2025: How they crushed the market

$50-trillion players: Nvidia surgers to No. 1 (at $4.5 trillion), Apple & AI titans soar

These five companies show the dynamism and innovation of Philippine business, proving their resilience amidst Asia’s most competitive landscape and earning global recognition in the process.

Philippines’ top 5 'under-billion' list of companies

Forbes lists gold miner, pizza maker, fibre broadband provider, resort and bank