Big Tech

The iPhone giant's competition lawsuit with Fortnite-maker Epic Games is trickling down into parliamentary inquiries, and could have implications for the trial next year.

The new iPhone 15 Pro is powerful enough to play PlayStation and Xbox games. That opens Apple up to adding a highly lucrative new type of app to its App Store.

American regulators are slowly trying to catch up to Amazon and Google. But by the time they get there, a new monopoly in AI may have already formed.

Microsoft's proposed purchase of Activision Blizzard looks to clear its final hurdle soon. It could just be the start of consolidation in the US$250 billion sector.

A new iPhone still inspires exhilaration among Apple customers. That brand connection will be handy when its ambitious Vision Pro headset lands next year.

LaCroix cans are back in the fridge at Meta as the tech giant tries to encourage staff to return to the office.

Since 1998, Google has grown from a garage experiment into a US$1.7 trillion giant. But as it celebrates its first quarter century, serious challenges loom.

The ARM IPO could help thaw the frozen market for new listings, both in the US and Australia.

Apple has described a key change to iPhones as a win for consumers. Yet it was not a change made of the company's own volition.

Just as Apple was looking to the iPhone 15 for a revenue boost, China has issued restrictions that could dent sales in a key market.

Tech companies embraced remote work with a fervour. Now Amazon has joined Tesla, Meta and Apple in demanding employees return to the office.

Between Copilot for Office 365, Bing Chat for Enterprise and now ChatGPT Enterprise, Microsoft is dominating AI-for-business.

The ACCC may have led Australia's charge to regulate Big Tech, but Julie Inman Grant is not far behind.

The rise of AI and deepfakes is posing a threat to elections and democracy. But researchers warn that efforts to regulate the technology could backfire.