Part of the reason? U.S. security concerns.

When one major cybersecurity firm goes down, like Cloudflare did this week, it can disrupt large swaths of the internet. That’s because a few large companies dominate the market.

Most of the incentives and regulatory requirements that spurred carmakers to build more EVs are gone. But there are more EVs on American roads than ever.

A new McKinsey report finds that artificial intelligence can help companies overcome some of the logistical hurdles that come with navigating tariffs.

From the BBC World Service: No firm is safe if the AI bubble pops, warns Google CEO Sundar Pichai.

Nvidia designs the semiconductors used to develop, teach and run AI on computers around the world. It reports earnings on Wednesday.

Much of the nuclear power world has eyes on a Bill Gates-backed project near Kemmerer, Wyoming. As it inches closer to its 2030 opening date, the town struggles to meet its own infrastructure needs.

How Brick, Bloom, Blok and a bunch of other startups want to help you get off your phone.

From the BBC World Service: Australia is increasingly vulnerable to "high-impact sabotage" from hackers backed by China, according to Australian intelligence official Mike Burgess.

Listings now sometimes contain AI-generated photos and videos — featuring things like a hallucinated staircase or missing kitchen cabinets.