Tech

Can you guess our screen time? A priest, pensioner, tech CEO and teenager reveal all

From the person who scrolls on the toilet to the one without any social media, what do their digital habits tell us?

‘I never imagined this!’ How KPop Demon Hunters could make history at the Grammys and the Oscars

As the film’s megahit song Golden looks likely to sweep everything in awards season, its singer Ejae explains why she’s ready to step out from behind her animated alter ego

Amazon asks FCC for extension for Leo satellite internet service

The company needs to bring more of its satellites online so it can begin offering an internet-from-space service that was recently rebranded as Amazon Leo.

NASA delays Artemis mission to moon because of extreme cold at the launch site

Updated on: January 30, 2026 / 4:50 PM EST / CBS News

Fireblocks CEO says North Korea-linked job recruitment scam targeted LinkedIn profiles

CEO Michael Shaulov said hackers, especially those with ties to North Korea, have been evolving at "lightspeed" because of AI.

Buzz about Broadcom’s custom chips is testing, but not breaking Nvidia's dominance

As custom chips gain favor, the Street weighs what it really means for Nvidia.

Arsenal’s terminally online Premier League title pursuit is a symbol of our times

A robotic team fuelled by data and scrutinised relentlessly in a climate of angst and rage feels like a digital-age metaphor

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Former Google engineer found guilty of espionage and theft of AI tech

The case marks the first conviction on AI-related economic espionage charges in the U.S., according to the Department of Justice.

Melania review

Dispiriting, deadly and unrevealing – there is a decent documentary to be made about the former model from Slovenia, but this one is unredeemable

Is it time to break up with US big tech?

With Donald Trump tearing up the world order, governments across Europe are having to confront the fact that most of the technology they rely on comes from US companies. French officials have taken a step this week to reduce their dependence on US digital infrastructure, announcing they have stopped using Zoom, the US-owned video meeting software, in favour of a French-made program. But how viable is this? And what are the risks? The Guardian’s Michael Safi speaks to the tech journalist Chris Stokel-Walker

BlackRock CEO says AI could increase wealth inequality—an economist explains how to make the tech 'a powerful ally'

AI is disrupting labor markets, but it can also be "a rising tide that lifts all boats" if workers embrace it with support from employers, says MIT economist.