Top Technology & AI News – October 30, 2025

The tech giants agreed to extraordinary terms to clinch a lucrative contract with the Israeli government, documents show.

Google’s latest foldable phone is now dust-resistant and more durable, setting a new standard for foldable devices.

Microsoft posted robust quarterly results despite a significant Azure cloud outage that affected global customers.

A new survey reveals that teenage boys are increasingly turning to AI-powered chatbots for mental health support and romantic advice.

Nvidia has reached a $5 trillion valuation, becoming the first company to do so, driven by the global AI and stock market surge.

Character.AI has banned users under 18 following a lawsuit related to a child’s suicide, raising questions about AI safety for minors.

The Australian Federal Police are creating an AI tool to interpret Gen Z and Alpha slang, aiming to protect young people from online predators.

OpenAI and PayPal are collaborating to enable AI agents to make purchases, signaling a new era in AI-driven e-commerce.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella outlines the company’s AI-centric strategy, balancing long-term ambition with short-term execution to drive growth.

Robi Gone joins IFS as CIO from Shell, bringing expertise in global IT leadership and digital transformation to advance the company’s AI strategy.

IBM and the UAE are partnering to use AI for automating CITES certificate verification, monitoring fisheries, and enhancing ESG reporting.

Nvidia’s valuation has soared to $5 trillion, reflecting the company’s leadership in the global AI expansion.