Entries by BBC News - Technology

US-China chip war: Beijing unhappy at latest wave of US restrictions /in /by

US is making it tougher for companies like Nvidia, AMD and Intel to sell existing or new chips to China.

Twitter glitch allows CIA informant channel to be hijacked /in /by

US spies and informants could have been directed to hostile nations through a CIA mistake made on X.

Vodafone and Three deny merger will push up prices /in /by

Unions say consumers will lose out if the deal to create the UK’s biggest mobile network goes ahead.

Google boss: AI too important not to get right /in /by

Artificial intelligence has the potential for “huge breakthroughs” across industries, Matt Brittin says.

Apple boss Tim Cook makes surprise China visit /in /by

Tim Cook’s trip to the city of Chengdu comes as iPhone sales in the country flag.

Cruise self-driving cars investigated after two accidents /in /by

The US safety regulator is looking into GM’s Cruise self-driving cars after reports of pedestrian injuries.

Bedbugs: Hotels turn to tech as outbreaks rise /in /by

Firms are turning to tech – both old and new – to catch outbreaks early, which is vital to stopping the spread.

Inside the lab building bedbug detectors /in /by

Amid rising concern about bedbugs, hotels and travel firms are searching for ways to combat the problem.

The incredible power of blue LEDs /in /by

LEDs dominate lighting systems but their efficiency rests on the tricky production of blue light.

German chancellor Olaf Scholz could snub British AI summit /in /by

The BBC understands the German chancellor may turn down his invitation to the event on 1 November.