Apple M5: Five Details About The New MacBook Pro And iPad Pro Chip
Apple M5 Chip Debut: Powering Next-Gen MacBook Pro, iPad Pro with Enhanced AI Capabilities Apple’s M5 Chip Arrives with Strategic…
Apple M5 Chip Debut: Powering Next-Gen MacBook Pro, iPad Pro with Enhanced AI Capabilities Apple’s M5 Chip Arrives with Strategic…
Over the previous ten years, Meta Platforms stock has delivered a remarkable $167 billion back to investors through dividends and stock buybacks. This substantial capital return highlights the company’s financial strength and management confidence in sustainable cash flows.
According to reports from financial analysts, Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) has delivered approximately $167 billion back to its shareholders over the past ten years through a combination of dividend payments and stock buybacks. Sources indicate this substantial capital return demonstrates the company’s robust financial position and management’s confidence in sustainable cash flow generation.
The national nonprofit College Possible is celebrating its 25th anniversary while launching Coach Possible, an AI-powered solution designed to expand student support. The organization has helped over 100,000 students from low-income backgrounds navigate college access and completion through proven coaching methods.
College Possible, the national nonprofit dedicated to improving college access and success for students from low-income backgrounds, is celebrating its 25th year of operation in 2025, according to reports. Founded in 2000, the organization has grown from a single office in St. Paul, Minnesota to seven regional sites across the United States, serving approximately 25,000 high school and college students annually from underserved backgrounds.
Windows 11 users can now activate an AI assistant by saying “Hey, Copilot” and access screen analysis features through Copilot Vision. The update includes agentic AI capabilities that perform multi-step tasks based on natural language commands. These enhancements represent Microsoft’s push toward making every Windows 11 PC an AI-powered device.
Microsoft has begun rolling out significant artificial intelligence enhancements to Windows 11, according to reports from the company’s official channels. The Redmond-based tech giant is introducing a voice-controlled virtual assistant named Copilot that responds to the hotword “Hey, Copilot” and can be dismissed with the phrase “Goodbye.” Sources indicate this represents a major step forward in how users interact with their desktop operating systems.