Saudi Arabia deepens tech and energy ties with China, countering U.S. pressure.

The U.S. is reviewing export of Nvidia’s H200 chips to China, potentially reversing Biden-era restrictions under Trump’s approval.

Google is ending its dark web monitoring service in January 2026, citing limited user impact and lack of actionable guidance.

ServiceNow is in talks to buy cybersecurity firm Armis for up to $7 billion to enhance its security offerings.

GM adds free, hands-free Apple Music with Spatial Audio to 2025–2026 Chevys and Cadillacs via over-the-air updates.

OpenAI launched GPT Image 1.5, boosting image generation speed, accuracy, and quality with new tools and a refreshed interface.

Georgia debates a 10,000-MW power expansion for data centers amid cost and infrastructure concerns.

UK banks can raise contactless payment limits starting March 19, 2025, under new FCA rules.

The Trump administration launched a two-year program to hire 1,000 tech professionals for federal AI, cybersecurity, and software roles, offering high salaries and future job prospects.

Texas sues five TV makers, including Chinese-linked Hisense and TCL, over secret viewing data collection via hidden tech, citing privacy and security violations.