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State Hackers, Corporate Spies and the Tech You Can't Trust

State Hackers, Corporate Spies and the Tech You Can't Trust

Editorial digest April 09, 2026 Last updated : 13:14 The internet was supposed to connect us. Instead, it turns out it's been connecting us — to Russian military intelligence, to Iranian saboteurs, to LinkedIn's surveillance machinery, and to a Silicon Valley AI race that's quietly

The Walls Close In: AI's Open Promise Meets Locked Doors

The Walls Close In: AI's Open Promise Meets Locked Doors

Editorial digest April 09, 2026 Last updated : 11:07 The British government wants algorithms to tell police where knife crime will happen next. Meta, once AI's loudest champion of openness, is quietly bolting the door shut. And the chips that power all of it are stuck in a

Tech's Grand Plans Keep Crashing Into Reality

Tech's Grand Plans Keep Crashing Into Reality

Editorial digest April 09, 2026 Last updated : 09:20 The AI industry sells futures. This week, reality is collecting. Meta, once the loudest evangelist of open-source artificial intelligence, has quietly begun closing the door. Nvidia's next-generation chips face delays that could ripple across the entire AI supply chain.

The Great Tech Rebellion: When Platforms Turn Against Their Own

The Great Tech Rebellion: When Platforms Turn Against Their Own

Editorial digest April 09, 2026 Last updated : 00:45 Something is shifting in the relationship between technology companies and the platforms they depend on. Wednesday brought a cascade of stories that, taken together, paint a stark picture: businesses and developers are hitting the limits of what they'll tolerate