The revised offer "opens the door" to the deal being cleared, the UK competition watchdog says.

Oliver Dowden will warn the pace of change could outstrip governments' abilities to make AI safe.

George RR Martin and John Grisham are among the authors suing the company over copyright laws.

It's one of the biggest game releases of next year - and verdicts are rolling in on the first demo.

Google had been asked to update its maps in the nine years before the father of two's death.

Former staff and users tell the BBC the app's algorithm has encouraged harmful real-life behaviour.

Millions in compensation will be paid out after the game tricked players into making unintended purchases.

The company hopes to help people with paralysis move a cursor, or type, using its brain implant.

The government has launched a campaign criticising Meta for planned encryption of Facebook messages.

The law aims to force firms to remove illegal content and protect children from some legal but harmful material.

The billionaire's forays into sensitive geopolitical issues and his global clout have come under scrutiny.

Sam Bankman-Fried's parents are being sued as his bankrupt crypto firm FTX seeks to recover money.

The BBC has also removed some shows featuring the comedian and actor from its streaming services.

The fighting series' creator admits the Nintendo edition isn't "the version we wanted to release".

The Call of Duty Warzone world champs were crowned in London at an interesting time for the UK scene.

Ian Russell says the Online Safety Bill must stop the kind of images his daughter saw before she died.

The billionaire suggested the social media platform, now called X, could charge for use of "the system".

The complaint concerned how the social media app handled children's data in 2020.

Apple will update the phone in France but not elsewhere over what it says is "not a safety concern".

Mr Musk draws anger from Taipei again for his comments saying the island belongs to China.

Drivers told follow signs not sat-navs when Wales lowers speed limits in built-up areas from Sunday.

A company that makes ID cards for Greater Manchester Police has been targeted in the attack.

The company, headed by ex-EA boss John Riccitiello, says it will change plans to charge developers.

European regulators assess possible health risks after France's decision to temporarily halt sales.

The jump in share price was a sign of confidence in Arm, a star of the British tech industry.

Tech heavyweights gathered in Washington DC to discuss the regulation of artificial intelligence.

Apple confirms new iPhone 15 will have a common USB-C charging port after the EU forced the change.

The machine will "help researchers maximise the potential of AI", the government says.

Artificial intelligence is assisting companies in developing their own signature sounds.

Test your skills at spotting AI-generated images with Bitesize's monthly AI quiz.

Apple has been told it must recall every iPhone 12 sold in the country if it cannot fix the problem.

Sebastian Karl Greenwood was sentenced by a US judge for the massive scam that stole billions from investors.

Customers also report problems with payments and check-in as IT systems go down at MGM Resorts' hotels.

Apple is set to unveil the iPhone 15 later on today without its traditional lightning cable charger.

In a landmark trial brought by the US government, the tech giant denies using illegal practices to gain a monopoly.

The streaming giant quashes a theory that listening to a song on repeat will rake in the royalties.

The technology giant's stock market valuation has fallen by almost $200bn in the last two days.

The popular children's gaming platform has more than 60 million players a day, according to the firm.

The change to the Online Safety Bill comes as a result of a BBC Eye Investigation into global monkey abuse.

A senior Ukrainian official says this enabled Russian attacks and accuses him of "committing evil".

The pleading comes ahead of the October trial of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried.

The plan will help ensure YouTubers are genuinely qualified to dish out medical information.

Many women are worried about the information they share, the regulator says.

The announcement follows fears AI-generated images and audio are already infiltrating ads.

Todd Howard tells the BBC his team wondered if they 'were in over our heads' when creating the game.

The government states that the tech tools for accessing private messages don't yet exist.

There is concern over the video-sharing app's links with China and who accesses its users' data.

The UK-based firm is courting investors as its listing in the US looks to be the biggest of the year.

Whistleblower tells the BBC the election watchdog failed the government-backed Cyber Essentials test.

A European Union law will require portable devices to have a common charger by 2024.

The two providers have offered different accounts of what happened to their networks.

The tech giant celebrates its 25th birthday this month, but faces new threats to its dominance.

An energy source which could sustain life on the Moon for long periods has been designed by researchers.

The social media firm, formerly Twitter, will gather facial information if premium users give consent.

Russian disinformation has increased on X since Elon Musk's takeover, according to a report.

In the Netherlands, experiments are underway to ensure future food supply and cut carbon emissions.

By tailoring cosmetics to the individual some firms are hoping to cut waste in the cosmetics industry.

The commons technology committee urges new legislation for the UK to take lead on AI regulation.

The tech giant's artificial intelligence firm DeepMind unveils measures to counter disinformation.

Prolific hackers accused of being a front for Russian cyber-operation shares counter evidence with the BBC.

The Tesla CEO was among the top tech leaders meeting with US lawmakers to discuss AI governance

A robotic surgeon called Da Vinci has been performing surgery for nearly 20 years.

Farming fish has seen rapid growth in Africa but it can be an expensive, high-risk operation.

We are moving towards regulation of AI, but some experts maintain that it will never work.

Researchers are tweaking the photosynthesis process to raise the output of crops like soy, maize and wheat.

Start-ups are tweaking psychedelic compounds to treat mental health conditions.

Researchers are experimenting with robots to help speed up the restoration of coral reefs.

Ernie, Baidu's answer to ChatGPT, is wary of sensitive subjects - and clearly dodges questions.

Combining solar panels and a roof garden is a tricky and costly engineering task.

Now disappearing, long wave radio broadcasts once gave a taste of far flung countries and cultures.

With one third of lorries in the UK driving empty, some hauliers are turning to technology for help.

They have millions of followers, but can they cut it in front of a crowd at the Edinburgh Fringe?

Staff are being asked to put on VR goggles when they go on a course or team-building session.

Scientists have developed an extremely strong glass which is less energy intensive to make than regular glass.

India, the world's biggest rice exporter, is turning to old varieties and new farming techniques.

The smart doorbells have soared in popularity, but they may not help reduce the number of break-ins.

Small electric aircraft will be carrying passengers soon in Europe soon, but will they catch on?

Moscow has blamed Ukraine for a series of attacks by sea drones on Russian naval targets.

Artists are worried that their work is being fed into AI systems and are taking legal action.

As concerns about climate change continue wind-powered shipping is making a comeback.

Astonishing aerial footage reveals sharks are closer to us than we think – and usually leave us alone.