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Rheinmetall CEO Sees High Mideast Demand for Air Defense Systems

Rheinmetall AG sees growing demand for its air defense systems in the Middle East amid the Iran conflict and hopes to nearly double the number in use there by the end of 2027, the company’s chief executive officer said in an interview.

Why Huawei’s Watch Fit 5 is the latest must-have smartwatch

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As Mark Zuckerberg makes an AI version of himself... will your next boss be an avatar?

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Nintendo’s Switch 2 Gets A $50 Price Hike—Company Blames ‘Market Conditions’

BreakingBusinessNintendo’s Switch 2 Gets A $50 Price Hike—Company Blames ‘Market Conditions’BySiladitya Ray,Forbes Staff. Siladitya Ray is a New Delhi-based Forbes news team reporter.Follow AuthorMay 08, 2026, 04:50am EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.ToplineNintendo announced global price hikes for its Switch 2 game consoles on Friday, blaming “market conditions,” following similar moves by PlayStation-maker...

Google CEO Sundar Pichai on when he found 'the calmest place in the world'

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet, is known for his calm leadership, a style that proved crucial during the AI race. Despite criticism following ChatGPT's viral success, Pichai maintained a steady approach, focusing on internal quality. This strategic patience, cultivated over a decade, has positioned Google's diverse projects for a future centered on AI.

Adobe opens big new office in Noida, here is how it looks from inside

Adobe opens big new office in Noida here is how it looks from inside

India is making its 'dumb bombs' smart: What DRDO’s TARA glide kit means for the IAF

India's indigenous glide weapon system, TARA, achieved a successful maiden flight, transforming unguided bombs into precision-guided munitions. Developed by DRDO and tested from an IAF Jaguar, TARA offers enhanced accuracy and stand-off capability at low cost. This development aligns with global trends, boosting India's affordable precision strike power and airpower.

Russian ground robotic systems immune to EW due to special frequencies — operator

A robotic system operator of Russia’s Battlegroup South’s 1194th Motorized Rifle Regiment, call sign "Korney," also noted that operating the device is extremely simple and requires no special training

Sony, PlayStation Chiefs Detail AI Vision Amid Tariffs, Memory Crunch: ‘Human Creativity Must Remain at the Center’

Sony Group Corporation and its PlayStation division have outlined an AI strategy built on the principle that human creativity must anchor every application of the technology, with both companies’ chief executives pointing to proprietary tools and measurable commercial returns already reshaping their respective operations. Speaking at Sony’s corporate strategy and earnings presentation Friday, Sony Group […]

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Anthropic says its new AI tool can hack into Claude's brain and know what it is thinking

Anthropic says its new AI tool can hack into Claudes brain and know what it is thinking

Wayve CEO On How AI Transforming Self-Driving Cars

Alex Kendall, CEO of Wayve, explains to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie how an AI-driven approach to self-driving-using onboard intelligence and real-world learning- is reshaping the future of autonomous vehicles. (Source: Bloomberg)

Cloudflare, whose CEO personally sends offer letter, is cutting 1,100 roles

Cybersecurity giant Cloudflare is laying off over 1,100 employees globally, citing a major reorganization for the 'agentic AI era'. The company's internal AI usage has surged dramatically, prompting a rethink of its structure to enhance customer value and speed. Departing staff receive industry-leading severance packages, including pay through 2026 and extended healthcare.

Instagram removes end-to-end encryption in messages

Instagram removes endtoend encryption in messages

Rain on its way: Signal from Australia hints monsoon on track to India

Rain on its way Signal from Australia hints monsoon on track to India

Waymo's Thirumalai on the Future Of Autonomous Vehicles

Srikanth Thirumalai, VP of Onboard Software at Waymo, explains, to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenize, the company's full-stack-approach-drive simulator, and safety-critique and how it stacks up against its competitors. (Source: Bloomberg)

Vay CEO: The Plan to Replace Private Car Ownership

Why own a car when you can summon one on demand? Vay’s CEO outlines a vision beyond ride-hailing—targeting a market up to 10x bigger by eliminating the need for private cars altogether. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Future Of Freight is Electric & Autonomous: Einride CEO

Roozbeh Charli, CEO of Einride speaks to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie on how platform-driven logistics, electric trucks, and autonomous systems are transforming global freight - and why humans will continue to play a critical role. (Source: Bloomberg)

Teenage Boots shoplifter spared jail after stealing £100,000 of goods from pharmacies

A teenage boy escaped a custodial sentence yesterday after admitting to a prolific shoplifting campaign, in which he netted more than £100,000 in stolen goods from Boots. The 17-year-old had previously entered guilty pleas to 15 theft charges at Highbury Corner Youth Court in London.Eleven of those offences involved goods valued at £59,280.07 taken from Boots pharmacies.The youth had originally faced 56 separate shoplifting counts relating to the high street chemist chain, with these additional...