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Musk becomes first trillionaire as SpaceX IPO soars

SpaceX IPO surge crowns Musk as first trillionaire and reshapes tech power rankings

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FIFA 2026: Can the match ball lose power?

A hidden sensor inside FIFA's new ball tracks every touch, spin and pass

The adidas Trionda match ball is seen on the pitch prior to the International Friendly match between England and Costa Rica at Inter&Co Stadium on June 10, 2026 in Orlando, Florida.

5 free football mobile games to play during World Cup

From FC Mobile to Mini Football, these free football games keep the action going

EA Sports FC Football lets you compete for national glory in The 2026 World's Game Tournament and build your dream Ultimate Team in online multiplayer matches, with over 50 officially licensed national teams, real players, clubs and competitions from around the world.

How the UAE plans to lead the AI era

A national push is transforming how government serves citizens, businesses and society

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How new Xbox CEO Asha Sharma is reviving the console

Price cuts, tough decisions and fan-first moves are giving Xbox a second chance

Asha's in-tray is already full — with one of the biggest and most anticipated game launches on the horizon in the form of Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA6).

Anthropic opens most powerful AI model to users

Claude Fable 5 launches at $10 input and $50 output per million tokens

Anthropic said Fable 5 is its strongest model to date, designed to excel at software engineering, complex research tasks, image analysis and advanced reasoning.

Starlink faces setback in India over Iran war concerns

Regulators scrutinise Starlink’s role in conflicts before India green light

India delays Starlink rollout amid concerns on foreign-controlled networks

Why innovation isn’t making life cheaper

Technology has transformed productivity, yet many households feel under financial pressure

The technologies that transformed societies most profoundly were not the most sophisticated — they were the ones that became accessible.

Did the iPhone help drive a global baby bust?

US researchers find a striking link between smartphone adoption and falling birth rates

New studies have found that the decline in birth rates accelerated once smartphones became widely available - a phenomenon found across countries “with fundamentally different healthcare, welfare, economic, and cultural environments.”

The new cyber reality: Anyone can become a target

AI and connected devices are lowering the barriers to launching disruptive attacks

Across the region, distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) incidents have increased in frequency and spread.

SpaceX inks pre-IPO deal to supply AI compute to Google

Google to pay $920 million monthly for access to SpaceX’s Nvidia-powered AI cloud

SpaceX secures multibillion-dollar AI cloud deal as Google races to boost computing

Infosys CEO pay rises 2.5% in 2026: How much he earned

Stock awards dominate pay as Salil Parekh’s rupee package rises, dollar value slips

Infosys boss sees modest hike in rupee pay amid weaker dollar and IT headwinds

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