University has always been sold as a gateway: to knowledge, credentials, networks and—eventually—a job. But in 2026, the pitch is under pressure from every direction. Tuition costs keep rising in many countries, entry-level roles are more competitive, and career paths…
OpenAI has reportedly floated a proposal that would give the US government a 5% ownership stake in the company, positioning the idea as both a political pressure-release valve and a way to reframe the AI boom as something the public…
Markets have always been more than machines for setting prices. They are also systems for deciding what to pay attention to, whose claims to trust, and how quickly uncertainty can be reduced. That is the core warning behind recent commentary…
Asia’s tech conversation is shifting in a way that feels less like a sprint and more like a referendum. The old question—“What can AI do?”—is no longer the only one driving headlines. Increasingly, the region is asking something harder: “What…
Indian tech entrepreneur Bhavin Turakhia is once again putting his own money where his mouth is—this time with a bet that aims to reshape how enterprises create, edit, and collaborate on documents. According to the report, Turakhia is investing $30…
The European Union is moving toward a less demanding version of its emerging climate rules for data centres, according to a draft text reviewed by the Financial Times. The change is subtle in wording but significant in effect: earlier proposals…
Andy Burnham’s team is reportedly preparing to revamp the UK’s approach to artificial intelligence, with a shift in emphasis that will feel familiar to anyone who has watched AI policy debates over the past few years: less about chasing the…
Employment tribunals in the UK are being pushed into a familiar but increasingly dangerous corner: more people are bringing claims, the system is not scaling fast enough, and the knock-on effects are starting to look less like a temporary backlog…
Europe’s high-tech ambitions are colliding with a less glamorous enemy than lack of money: the friction of rules, paperwork, and cross-border coordination. For years, the debate about European competitiveness has often been framed as a funding problem—insufficient venture capital, smaller…
OpenAI is reportedly exploring a deal that would give the Trump administration a 5% stake in the company, according to early discussions described as part of a broader effort to reshape how advanced AI is governed. The proposal, still in…
The White House is accelerating its push to set clearer standards for how advanced AI models are built, tested, and deployed—an effort that officials say is moving from broad principles toward more concrete guidance. According to reporting tied to recent…
SpaceX has never been a company that stays neatly inside one box. Rockets, satellites, ground infrastructure, software, and now—at least according to a new report—something that looks uncomfortably like a handset. TechCrunch reports that the company showed investors a prototype…