The UK government has confirmed it will move forward on a major ex ante competition reform aimed at Big Tech, […]
UK opts for slow reboot of Big Tech rules, pushes ahead on privacy ‘reforms’ – TechCrunch
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FIFA 23 to be final entry in series as EA Sports announces replacement franchise | Science & Tech News
EA Sports has announced that FIFA 23 will be the very last in its long-running series of football video games […]
Slai makes intelligent choices around machine learning setups for developers – TechCrunch
In a world where Twilio exists, you wouldn’t dream of standing up your own SMS messaging stack across 193 countries […]
Apple discontinues iPod, 20 years after it was released | Science & Tech News
Apple has announced that the iPod has been discontinued, 20 years after it was released. Similar MP3 players released by […]
The iPod is dead – TechCrunch
Last October marked 20 years of the iPod. It’s a remarkable run in the cutthroat, always-iterating world of consumer electronics. […]
COVID-19: China lockdowns blamed as Tesla and Toyota car production takes hit | Business News
The world’s largest carmaker has revealed further cuts to production lines as a result of COVID disruption in China while […]
Co:Create aims to help NFT projects launch their own cryptocurrencies – TechCrunch
NFT powerhouse Yuga Labs, the startup behind the Bored Apes Yacht Club (BAYC) monkey JPEGs, launched its native ApeCoin cryptocurrency […]
Government promises to protect public’s access to cash | Business News
Access to cash will be protected under measures outlined in the Queen’s Speech, the government has promised. The Financial Services […]
Apply to pitch your startup at the TechCrunch Live Columbus event! – TechCrunch
TechCrunch Live is taking a trip. On June 1 our crew is hosting three hours of panels, talks, and pitches […]
The $1trn shock for US tech stocks as markets brace for more toxic times ahead | Business News
After a torrid session on Wall Street on Monday, stocks are expected to rally today, as they have in Europe. […]
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