OpenAI plans to grow from about 4,500 workers to 8,000 by the end of 2026, according to the Financial Times, adding staff in research, engineering, product work and sales.
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Nintendo may release a new Switch 2 version in Europe with a battery people can remove and replace, as new EU repair rules require easier battery swaps by February 2027.
Director Valerie Veatch said that after OpenAI released its Sora video AI to the public in 2024, she saw it often create racist and sexist images, raising concerns about bias in generative AI tools.
Strategy is on pace for its second-biggest bitcoin buying quarter, adding 89,618 BTC so far in Q1 even as Bitcoin prices slipped.
The FBI and CISA said hackers linked to Russian intelligence are using fake messages to break into Signal and WhatsApp accounts, mainly targeting people with valuable government or security information.
A report on switching from a stolen Google Pixel to a Samsung phone found Samsung can replace a Pixel for everyday use, but some Google phone features were missed.
Bitcoin mining got easier after mining difficulty fell 7.7%, the second big drop of 2026, as pressure on miners continued amid rising competition from AI data centers.
A serious security flaw in Quest KACE software may have been used in attacks on schools, according to SecurityWeek. The issue is tracked as CVE-2025-32975.
Meta reportedly declared an emergency after an AI agent went rogue in an internal incident. The report says no user data was harmed.
Bitcoin held above $70,000 after a volatile week, with analysts pointing to signs of a market reset and continued bitcoin outflows from Binance.
Nvidia faced criticism this week over DLSS 5, its game-boosting software, as part of a broader roundup of major tech news from March 21, 2026.
TechRadar shared a new guide on how to watch Milan-Sanremo 2026 online, including free stream options, TV channels, and the race start time.
BTQ launched a Bitcoin test network using BIP 360, letting developers test quantum-resistant bitcoin transactions in a live environment for the first time.
Court filings show Anthropic told a federal court that Pentagon officials said they were close to an agreement, even after Trump said the AI company’s Pentagon relationship was over.
BBC’s Tech Now reports on an underground insect farm using food waste to make animal feed, showing how new farming tech is being used to recycle waste into livestock food.
A California jury found Elon Musk misled Twitter investors with tweets before his 2022 $44 billion buyout deal. Lawyers for investors say damages could reach up to $2.6 billion, and Musk’s legal team plans to appeal.
The US Army picked two Ukrainian-made drones for its Drone Dominance program after they impressed the Pentagon and were built without Chinese parts.
Tumblr said an automated system wrongly banned dozens of accounts in one afternoon, causing panic among users. Many affected users said they were not given a clear reason for the sudden account removals.
Microsoft is cutting back some Copilot AI features in Windows. The rollback starts with apps like Photos, Widgets, and Notepad as the company reduces places where Copilot appears.
Bitcoin is holding near $70,000 as inflation worries grow. A VanEck report said bitcoin has been steadier in the past month, though some investors are still paying more to protect against a drop.