Technology

Investors are fully aware by now of just how much impact the technology sector has had on the global economy over the past decade. Some of the world's most valuable companies operate in related industries. And it's difficult to imagine a scenario in which this trend doesn't continue. The Vanguard Information Technology ETF (VGT +1.26%) has been a compelling way to bet on this sector. It's offered by a reputable investment firm with a five-decade operating history. And the fact that there is $170 billion in assets just in this single vehicle proves that a lot of capital believes in this strategy.

The fifth edition of o2h Technology’s Tech Kickstarter Competition has been launched. The contest has been helping seed and early-stage companies to accelerate their digital progress by transforming innovative ideas into market-ready products, using agentic AI, MVP development, web and mobile applications, and intelligent automation.

5 min readStellantis wants to make hands-free driving a bigger part of its future, and its partnership with British technology company Wayve is beginning to show some promising results. The two companies recently demonstrated how the same artificial intelligence (AI) driving system can work across completely different vehicles, from a small electric Fiat to a luxury Maserati SUV. At the Wave by Vento 2026 event, Stellantis and Wayve showed off two new development vehicles, a Fiat 500e and a Maserati Grecale, both equipped with advanced hands-free driving technology. What makes this interesting isn’t necessarily the technology itself, but how quickly the two companies were able to get it working in vehicles that have very little in common.

New films about Zuckerberg, Musk, Altman and AI arrive as public concern about the technology and its leaders rises.