#Technology

Prehired, a tech bootcamp shut down by the CFPB for predatory loans, may be attempting a comeback. Concerns are raised about its potential resurrection despite past deceptive practices.

France fined Apple over €150 million for discriminatory consent practices within its App Tracking Transparency (ATT) framework. The antitrust watchdog deemed ATT "neither necessary nor proportionate".

First orbital rocket launched from European soil by a German startup exploded seconds after liftoff in Scotland. Despite the failure, the company behind the mission called it a "great success."

Sam's Club is investigating a potential ransomware attack claimed by C10p. The gang has posted files allegedly from Walmart, suggesting a data breach. The incident may be linked to a Cleo file transfer vulnerability.

Amazon's AGI lab, led by a former OpenAI executive, introduces advanced AI agents. Named Nova, these agents are designed for web browsing and decision-making, drawing inspiration from robotics. This marks the lab's first public project.

QLED TV makers face scrutiny amidst 'quantum dot conspiracy theories' as questions arise about the actual use of quantum dots in their TVs, leading to consumer doubts and lawsuits over potentially misleading marketing claims.

The Netherlands ranked 10th globally in tech competitiveness, surpassing all G7 countries. It was lauded for its strong digital economy, biotech and semiconductor sectors, and digital skills.

Razer introduces Wyvrn, a new AI-powered platform for game developers, featuring automated tools for bug testing and real-time gaming tips.

European chipmakers urge for 'Chips Act 2.0' to enhance support in research, development, materials, and design, addressing supply chain gaps and global trade uncertainties.