CEO of tech company arrested for supplying US-origin computer parts to Iran: How California resident negotiated, purchased and arranged shipment of large quantities of 'banned' US technology for over 10 years
Jamshid Ghomi, a dual US-Iranian national, has been arrested for allegedly violating US sanctions by shipping sophisticated US-origin technology to Iran. He is accused of supplying networking, security, and encryption equipment to Iran's nuclear and military establishments, earning millions and laundering proceeds into his US accounts.
US charges tech CEO over alleged exports of restricted equipment to Iran
A dual US-Iranian citizen and chief executive of a Tehran-based technology company was arrested in the United States on federal charges relating to an alleged ten-year scheme to unlawfully export American-origin networking and encryption hardware to Iran's nuclear and military sectors, in violation of sanctions regulations.
Nasa launches new website for Moon Base, as America prepares to create a home away from Earth
NASA is building a permanent Moon Base near the South Pole, a $20 billion project aiming for humanity's first home away from Earth. SpaceX's Starship is key to this ambitious plan. The roadmap includes extensive robotic missions for scouting and technology testing until 2029, followed by infrastructure development and eventual crewed habitation by 2032, with routine rotations planned.
Meta leads largest-ever anti-scam operation with FBI and DOJ, resulting in 63 arrests
A sweeping anti-scam operation led by Meta and backed by the FBI, Department of Justice, Microsoft, Coinbase and Starlink resulted in 63 arrests, millions of dollars in frozen cryptocurrency and the removal of more than a million scam-related online accounts, officials announced Tuesday.Meta said the operation was the company’s largest anti-scam operation to date and described it as the first coordinated anti-scam effort of its kind for the company to bring together major technology companies, f...
Goldman Sachs CEO calls investors more 'greedy' and less ‘fearful’ of AI technology
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon believes markets are in a "greed" mode, with ample liquidity to support a significant fundraising wave from major AI companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX. He suggests investors are optimistic and that this exuberance could continue, with markets potentially being early in the cycle for AI-driven growth.
California-based chipmaker's stock jumps 20% as Nvidia CEO praises firm on stage
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's endorsement sent Marvell Technology shares soaring over 20%. Huang predicted Marvell could become the "next trillion-dollar company," highlighting its crucial role in AI system connectivity and data infrastructure. This surge underscores Marvell's significant gains amid the AI spending boom, with its stock already up substantially over the past year.
The shocking impact our litter is having on nature: Birds have started using human items to impress their mates - including jars, wires, and even toy handcuffs
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Unveiling the Bugatti Tourbillon: The $4 Million Hypercar That Redefines Speed and Luxury
Step inside the world of elite automotive engineering with the Bugatti Tourbillon, where speed meets unparalleled luxury at a staggering price tag of $4 million. This hypercar isn't just a vehicle; it's a masterpiece that pushes the boundaries of technology and design.
China's Nostradamus issues chilling warning about Trump's UFO file release: 'Atrocities are coming'
China's Nostradamus issues chilling warning about Trump's UFO file release: 'Atrocities are coming'See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy STACY LIBERATORE, US SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDITOR Published: 20:22, 2 June 2026 | Updated: 21:38, 2 June 2026 e-mail 48 shares
Trump signs an executive order to vet top AI models for national security risks
President Donald Trump has signed a new executive order on artificial intelligence, less than two weeks after postponing a White House ceremony over his concerns that a similar policy could dull America’s edge on AI technology
Venezuela acting president Delcy Rodriguez to visit India from June 3
Amid ongoing Middle East crisis, Venezuela's acting president Delcy Rodriguez will undertake a five-day visit to India beginning June 3, with talks expected to focus on strengthening bilateral cooperation in areas such as energy, trade and technology.
Major UK city rejects self-driving vehicle trials despite Labour backing new pilot schemes
The Mayor of Bristol has rejected calls for the city to host trials of self-driving cars, arguing that money could be better spent on delivering better bus services.Labour announced in May that Britons were "one step closer" to being able to book taxi and bus-style self-driving vehicles through new UK-wide applications.The Department for Transport outlined that companies would be able to bring autonomous vehicle technology to Britain's roads via pilot schemes.It stated that local transport autho...
How These Bold Women Are Reimagining Leadership
BusinessDaily CoverHow These Bold Women Are Reimagining LeadershipLuana Lopes Lara by Alexander Karnyukhin for Forbes; Gwynne Shotwell by Angel Garcia BloombergByAlicia Park,Reporter. I cover markets and tech.Follow AuthorJun 02, 2026, 06:30am EDTMore than ever, women are driving major changes in technology, media and markets. They don’t all have a CEO title, but they are unquestionably the masters of their domains. #article-num-0 .color-accent{color: #00ADE5;} #article-num-0 .bg-accent{bac...
As A.I. Makes Strides in Mathematics, Mathematicians Urge Caution
A week after OpenAI made headlines with an A.I.-generated proof, a new “declaration” by 16 experts raises concerns that the technology threatens math as a discipline.
After warning of entire job category losses, Sam Altman says AI firms are hiring more
OpenAI's Sam Altman now contends that AI adoption correlates with increased hiring, not job losses. He suggests companies blaming layoffs on AI might be underutilizing the technology, calling it a "convenient way" to explain cuts. Altman believes human interaction and expertise remain central, with successful AI integration augmenting, not replacing, workers.
Microchip prisoners to track their movements 24/7, tech bosses tell minister
Inserting microchips under prisoners’ skin to track their whereabouts has been floated as an idea within the Government.“Subcutaneous tracking” was put forward by tech firms to Lord James Timpson, the prison minister, as a way of monitoring the movement and health of prisoners in real time. The proposal was part of a wider discussion on a “technology-enabled justice system” between the prisons minister and tech giants on what the future of incarceration could look like. Other futuristic ideas fl...
Mystery of the Bible's Garden of Eden river finally solved in major geological discovery
Mystery of the Bible's Garden of Eden river finally solved in major geological discoverySee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy STACY LIBERATORE, US SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDITOR Published: 21:12, 1 June 2026 | Updated: 22:24, 1 June 2026 e-mail 49 shares
From Agni 5 to Akash & hypersonics: Decoding India's homegrown arsenal & defence shield
India is rapidly advancing its indigenous defence capabilities, moving from import dependence to becoming a global player. From long-range missiles and nuclear submarines to anti-drone systems and hypersonic technology, the nation is building a resilient arsenal. This strategic shift enhances national security and positions India as a key partner in defence innovation and production.
Chinese Military Sought Nvidia Chips for Years, Report Says
An analysis of six years of procurement records suggests that the People’s Liberation Army has openly tried to acquire restricted U.S. technology.
China Aims A.I. at Predicting Who Could Pose a Political Risk
New research examines how a Chinese company struggled to develop its predictive surveillance technology while U.S. restrictions were in place.