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TikTok chief executive Shou Zi Chew will attend at least three celebrations for the incoming commander in chief who has pledged to ‘save’ the popular app from a ban set to take effect this weekend. 

Almost half of all Australians are using artificial intelligence technology, a Google study has shown, even though many still have concerns about its impact.

WATCH: Elon Musk’s SpaceX team has watched on as the launch of its Starship turned to disaster, with the craft exploding into pieces and crashing back to earth.

TikTok will reportedly shut off its app for all US users within days when a ban comes into effect, a move that would go further than the law dictates.

Australia’s Macquarie is getting in on US data centre hype with a $US5 billion ($8b) investment in NASDAQ-listed Applied Digital, calling out the sector as a “highly attractive opportunity”.

Telstra is pumping $700 million into AI capabilities while Macquarie Bank is investing $8 billion in a US firm building a data centre for artificial intelligence processing. Here’s what those major moves mean.

Qantas has been forced to delay flights over the risk of fast-moving, fiery rocket debris re-entering Earth’s atmosphere.

Thousands of TikTokers are taking a stand.

The glitch comes just months after Apple acknowledged a similar bug.

Unspecified last-minute issues have thwarted the inaugural lift-off of Jeff Bezos company Blue Origin's new rocket.

Interior lighting aimed at reducing motion sickness. Shiny holographic dashboards displayed on windshields. And AI-powered voice assistants paired with infotainment systems to keep you company on long drives.

A deadline is looming for TikTok and its Chinese parent company ByteDance to sell the short-video app or face it being banned in the United States.

The online classifieds will soon look a little different for Facebook users in three countries.

Ever wanted to create a tiny version of yourself — well now you can, in hologram form. This is just one of the mind-boggling innovations on display at CES 2025

Rival social network X has applauded Meta's decision to follow its lead on ditching fact-checking, with its CEO calling the move an endorsement.