OPEC Raises 2027 Oil Demand View as Market Rebuilds Inventories
OPEC expects faster oil-demand growth in 2027, but investors must separate temporary inventory rebuilding from durable increases in consumption.
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Tesla Robotaxi Petition Puts School-Zone Safety and Oversight in Focus
US regulators opened a defect-petition review into claims that Tesla Robotaxis exceeded active school-zone limits, with no crashes or injuries reported.
Qantas Bedbug Incident Grounds Dreamliner and Tests Service Recovery
Qantas removed a Dreamliner from service in Rome for deep cleaning after bedbugs were found, cancelling the return flight and rebooking affected passengers.
Microsoft’s Maia 300 Pushes Custom AI Chips Into a Multi-Gigawatt Era
Microsoft plans multi-gigawatt Maia deployments from 2027, using custom chips to improve inference capacity, power efficiency and control over AI infrastructure.
Anthropic Research Moves AI Self-Replication Risk Beyond Data Centres
Anthropic's research shows small AI models approaching autonomous replication across low-cost IoT hardware, creating a new enterprise security challenge.
Lenovo Sets CES 2027 Stage for Hybrid AI Strategy
Lenovo will use Tech World at CES 2027 to outline its Hybrid AI plans across personal devices and enterprise systems, with detailed announcements still ahead.
Turkey’s Account-Blocking Orders Put Platform Governance Under Pressure
Rights groups say Turkish orders affecting at least 1,270 accounts create a difficult governance choice for global social-media platforms.
Maybank’s Nasdaq Income Fund Crosses RM100 Million as Investors Seek Yield
Maybank Asset Management's Nasdaq equity income fund surpassed RM100 million as Malaysian investors sought US technology exposure and income.
Britain Expands Frontier AI Testing as Security Risks Move Into Operations
Britain is widening pre-release testing of frontier AI models and preparing new cyber and incident controls as autonomous capabilities advance.
Memory Shock Drives Global Smartphone Shipments to a 14-Year Third-Quarter Low
Global smartphone shipments fell 20% in the third quarter as higher DRAM and NAND costs raised prices and hit affordable devices hardest.