Microsoft explained it is a technology forerunner in an IMDA programme to boost businesses’ use of generative AI.
Spain moves to enact a youth social media ban
Australia became the first country to prohibit under-16s from holding accounts on selected social media apps in December 2025.
SpaceX wants approval for orbital AI constellation
The proposal seeks permission to deploy 1 million satellites, a figure that would dwarf the roughly 15,000 satellites currently operating in orbit.
Telefonica looks to open London-based office
The London office is to support priorities in the company’s Transform and Grow strategic plan.
Singapore to set up a national space agency
The NSAS would build upon current functions in the country to strengthen its R&D ecosystem, develop the space industry and advance international partnerships.
China bans hidden car door handles on EVs
The new rules are due to take effect on 1 January 2027.
India also considers age-based limits on social media
While recommendations in the survey are not binding, they are taken under consideration and are discussed by the country’s government.
SK Hynix considers a dedicated U.S. AI strategy hub
The company is also considering adding the AI investment function to its existing SK Hynix America operations in Silicon Valley.
Digital Europe calls for U.S.-EU tech solidarity
It argued its principles around national boundaries and sovereignty should form a core of transatlantic trade.
TikTok owner reaches deal with U.S. investors
Financial details of the deal weren’t disclosed.
DAMAC invests $12 billion in U.S. AI data centre sites
Sajwani’s high-profile Davos meetings signal ambition beyond real estate, positioning DAMAC as a long-term player in the global AI economy.
Google Cloud sets up availability in Bangkok
The Bangkok region connects with Google’s worldwide network, spanning more than 200 countries and territories and 7.8 million km of terrestrial and subsea fibre.
The European Commission seeks reform with the Digital Networks Act
EC’s DNA will now be presented to the European Parliament and Council for approval.
UK also considers a child social media ban
It noted it is increasingly clear schools need to be “phone-free environments” with no access to devices in lessons, breaks or between lessons.