Chinese scientists say their new supercomputer rivals the US Frontier, ranked recently as the world's most powerful, claiming it "has successfully run an AI model as sophisticated as a human brain"

China is concerned about Elon Musk's ties to the US military and the role his satellites could play in a war in Asia, which means Tesla's access to the Chinese market could be at risk

Prosecutors in South Korea have imposed a travel embargo on the TerraUSD developers to stop them leaving the country while inquiries are conducted into the huge crypto collapse last month

Former Tesla workers have filed a lawsuit claiming the 'mass layoff' was illegal because people got no advance warning. And some of Tesla's top diversity advocates were among those sacked.

The US military has been considering using SpaceX rockets as a quick way to deliver cargo – or even a "quick reaction force" – to global emergencies that require urgent aid

Senior US officials said on Sunday the Biden administration is looking at dropping tariffs on some Chinese goods and a pause on federal tax to curb soaring fuel prices and inflation

The mood among workers at the Tesla plant in Germany has deteriorated because some newly hired workers are getting better pay than older employees, a trade union official has told Der Spiegel

China's imported 8.42 million tonnes of Russian oil in May, as refiners snapped up cheap crude after Moscow was hit with sanctions after invading Ukraine, customs data revealed on Monday

At least five employees were sacked by SpaceX, the private rocket company set up by Elon Musk, after they wrote and circulated a letter criticising the company founder, sources said

Naval News says China's newest aircraft carrier catapults its navy into the 21st century, and that it's the first non-US carrier in the world ''to even come close'' to US carriers.

The chief executive of JD.com's retail business, Xin Lijun, says regulation of China's tech sector is not loosening but becoming more "stable" and "rational," according to CNBC

Western nations must not allow production of critical minerals and metals to be concentrated in countries "that can't be trusted," Canada's Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said