Krista Reyes

Litigation against big-tech companies began with high-profile US government antitrust cases, like those against IBM (1969), AT&T (1974), and Microsoft (1998). But has since expanded to include consumer led class actions against companies like Apple, Adobe, Intel, and Google, often related

IPv4 and IPv6 are the two versions of Internet Protocol (IP). They influence how we exchange data through the web, impacting everything from gaming and browsing to VPN usage and online security. In short, they set the stage for how internet traffic moves. While both protocols have been around

Key Takeaways Over a quarter (29.3%) of the companies involved in big corporate scandals belong to the Finance and Banking sector. Only 14 of the 58 companies analyzed shut down because of the scandals they were involved in. The majority of the analyzed companies (70.7%) faced some

Key Takeaways Training an AI model can produce around 626,155 pounds of CO2 — nearly five times the lifetime emissions of an average car. At the current rate, generative AI’s e-waste could reach 2.5 million tons per year by 2030. By 2027, the global demand for water due to AI-related