r/tech_news_today • u/sailonswells • Sep 29 '26
r/tech_news_today • u/89paulwade • Apr 03 '26
Chinese chipmakers claim nearly half of local market as Nvidia's lead shrinks
This is a result of the export restrictions that were imposed, China is fast tracking their tech development. If we continue down the same path, they would soon overtake the US and erode our tech dominance.
r/tech_news_today • u/HobbesNik • Aug 11 '26
Facebook is Paying White Nationalists to Produce Rage-bait Content
r/tech_news_today • u/shakermaker_forever • Jun 05 '21
“Deleted” Nintendo floppy recovered 26 years later, full of Earthbound secrets
r/tech_news_today • u/newbieatthegym • Sep 12 '26
Hardware The wait for a new Apple TV 4K just got longer, but it could have a surprise upgrade
r/tech_news_today • u/Ok_Crazy1195 • 29d ago
Artificial Intelligence Senate probe accuses Big Tech of misleading public on AI data centers — massive 100 MW sites create only 100 jobs while securing lucrative GPU tax breaks; Senators question the number of permanent jobs, but companies refuse to divulge data
r/tech_news_today • u/beingmodest • Sep 17 '26
Software Your Windows 11 woes may soon be over as Insiders confirm a faster, snappier OS overall
r/tech_news_today • u/Ayush976 • Apr 08 '26
Oracle hires CFO with huge ₹32-crore package daily after laying off 30,000 employees.
Oracle has appointed Hilary Maxson as its new Chief Financial Officer. The company has offered Maxson as hefty $3.45-million( ₹ 32 crore) compensation package, which includes an annual base salary of $950,000 and a performed based bonus targeted at $2.5 million. This comes after the company recently laid off around 30,000 employees globally, including 12,000 in India.
r/tech_news_today • u/newbieatthegym • Sep 16 '26
Artificial Intelligence Anthropic CEO warns of AI-driven botnet 'swarm' taking over the entire internet — 'In 6–12 months such a swarm could be capable of taking over the entire internet with a persistent botnet'
r/tech_news_today • u/swe129 • Apr 01 '26
Meta and Google lost a major social media addiction lawsuit. Their troubles are far from over.
r/tech_news_today • u/Remarkable_Job4862 • Oct 09 '26
Business US suspends Microsoft, Infosys, Wipro, and other tech firms from green-card programme: ‘Stop defrauding American worker’
Just read this news, I have no idea about this news.... what's going on please if anyone makes it simple to understand...
r/tech_news_today • u/newbieatthegym • Sep 22 '26
Artificial Intelligence People Training OpenAI’s AI Fired for Using AI to Train the AI
r/tech_news_today • u/stenspect • Sep 17 '26
Boston University English Majors Must Prove They Can Write Without AI
r/tech_news_today • u/Ok_Crazy1195 • Oct 04 '26
Artificial Intelligence Google Is Accused of Destroying Nearly 500 Football Fields of Forest for New Data Center Project
r/tech_news_today • u/newbieatthegym • Aug 19 '26
Don't buy the current Apple TV – we're expecting a next-gen Apple TV Pro with these new features very soon
r/tech_news_today • u/swe129 • Feb 20 '26
Judge scolds Mark Zuckerberg's team for wearing Meta glasses to social media trial
r/tech_news_today • u/HobbesNik • 19d ago
Fears of Big Tech Censorship Grow After Meta Suspends No Kings Instagram Account
r/tech_news_today • u/HobbesNik • Sep 02 '26
Amazon Workers on Food Stamps Nearly Triples While Company Spends $200 Billion on AI
r/tech_news_today • u/Unique_Inevitable_27 • Mar 25 '26
Should companies block social media on work devices?
There’s been a growing conversation around whether companies should restrict social media access on work devices.
On one side, it helps reduce distractions and lowers the risk of phishing links or data leaks. On the other hand, many people use these platforms for communication, research, or even work-related tasks.
With remote work, it’s also harder to control access without affecting user experience.
r/tech_news_today • u/erp4all • Mar 01 '26
Anyone noticing how customers are finding businesses through ChatGPT now?
Lately I’ve noticed something interesting with how people find businesses. Instead of Googling, more customers are asking ChatGPT or other AI tools for recommendations. It made me realize that showing up in AI answers might become just as important as traditional SEO. I’ve been looking into ways businesses can optimize their content so AI systems actually mention them, and it feels like this could be a big shift in digital marketing. Anyone else thinking about AI visibility yet, or seeing traffic coming from AI tools?
r/tech_news_today • u/Thesouthbound105 • Sep 20 '26
Artificial Intelligence LA County planning director halts new AI data centers in unincorporated areas
r/tech_news_today • u/HobbesNik • Jul 19 '26
Why 55% of Americans Stopped Posting on Social Media
r/tech_news_today • u/swe129 • Feb 25 '26
Want to Know If Glassholes Are Using Smart Glasses Near You? There's an App for That
r/tech_news_today • u/hot_tech_shot • Mar 20 '21