Cybersecurity firm Wiz rejects $23bn bid from Google parent Alphabet
Israeli company aims for stock market flotation after spurning biggest deal in tech group’s history
A £53m gamble: billionaire’s company claims it was tricked into buying UK online betting firm that was worth ‘nil’
Internet betting tycoon Teddy Sagi’s multimillion-pound acquisition of a gaming firm now allegedly worth nothing is the subject of a court case involving heavily contested claims of fraud and physical threat
‘Google says I’m a dead physicist’: is the world’s biggest search engine broken?
For decades now, anyone who’s wanted to know everything about anything has asked Google. But is the platform losing its edge – and can we still trust it to tell us the truth?
Liberating and a huge pain: my week with a Nokia ‘dumbphone’
Using the reissued 3210 model left our reporter very frustrated – but less mobile-obsessed and in awe of its battery life
Amazon workers in Coventry lose union recognition ballot by handful of votes
TUC insists fight will go on after GMB fails to secure right to represent retailer’s staff by just 29 votes
Hackers claim Disney data theft in protest against AI-generated artwork
NullBulge group said it was leaking files from Disney’s internal Slack channel to ‘protect artists’ rights’
Microsoft deal with AI startup to be investigated by UK competition watchdog
CMA ‘has enough evidence’ to start full probe into tech giant’s hiring of Inflection’s top staff
Ocado shares jump as it narrows losses and boosts technology business
Revenues from tech arm, which sells robots to retailers, climbed by nearly 22% in six months to June
US financial watchdog urged to investigate NDAs at OpenAI
Whistleblowers say contracts include restrictions requiring staff to seek permission before contacting regulators
UK risks tech ‘talent drain’ to US if pension funds fail to back sector
Co-founder of British chipmaker Graphcore, which has been bought by Japan’s SoftBank, issues warning
Microsoft drops observer seat on OpenAI board amid regulator scrutiny
Startup’s new approach means Apple will no longer be able to appoint executive to similar role
Samsung Electronics workers to extend strike indefinitely
Campaign for better pay and benefits stepped up, says union representing about 30,000 staff in South Korea
Dyson to cut more than a quarter of UK workforce
Vacuum cleaner maker will axe about 1,000 jobs as part of global cost-cutting drive
Amazon’s Coventry workers begin voting in historic union ballot
More than 3,000 staff could get right to bargain collectively for rights and pay for the first time
Can the climate survive the insatiable energy demands of the AI arms race?
New computing infrastructure means big tech is likely to miss emissions targets but they can’t afford to get left behind in a winner takes all market