According to Inc, Nike is kicking off 2026 by confirming it will lay off 775 employees in the United States. These job cuts, reported on…
According to Bloomberg Business, Moloco, an advertising technology company backed by Fidelity and Tiger Global Management, is considering an initial public offering. The California-based firm…
According to SpaceNews, Blue Origin announced on January 30 that it is halting flights of its New Shepard suborbital vehicle for at least two years.…
According to TheRegister.com, former Google software engineer Linwei "Leon" Ding, 38, was convicted on Thursday on fourteen total counts—seven for economic espionage and seven for…
According to Reuters, Polish officials stated on Friday, January 30, that Russia's domestic spy agency, the FSB, was likely behind a series of cyberattacks on…
According to TechSpot, the U.S. installed over 18,000 new fast-charging ports in 2025, a massive 30% expansion in a single year. This brings the total…
According to TechCrunch, the TikTok alternative Skylight has soared to over 380,000 users following a surge in signups over the…
According to Manufacturing.net, defense and technology contractor Leidos has signed a deal to acquire engineering firm ENTRUST Solutions Group for…
According to TechSpot, Jack Buser, the global director for games at Google Cloud, is pushing the narrative that AI tools…
According to Windows Report | Error-free Tech Life, Dell is making a significant strategic pivot in how it markets its computers. While the company will…
According to Popular Mechanics, the AI industry's explosive growth is triggering a severe component shortage that will make all kinds of tech more expensive in…
Neil Shen, founding partner of HSG, has topped Forbes China’s list of the best venture capital investors for an eighth consecutive year. The list, modeled on the U.S. Midas List, highlights investors behind major Chinese tech exits like ByteDance and Shein.
A broad slump in emerging market assets is being tied to wobbling AI stocks and shifting expectations for Federal Reserve policy. Key currencies like the Mexican peso and South African rand saw volatile swings following the US jobs report.
A routine SEC filing from Oracle dropped a financial bombshell last week: $248 billion in future lease commitments for AI data centers. This staggering figure, largely off the balance sheet, reveals the immense scale and risk of the cloud infrastructure arms race.
SK Hynix and Nvidia are teaming up to create a new class of SSD specifically for AI inference workloads. The drive, targeting a staggering 100 million IOPS, is being developed under the names “Storage Next” and “AI-NP.” A proof of concept is in the works now, with a prototype expected by the end of
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed lawsuits against five major TV manufacturers, accusing them of using “Automated Content Recognition” to spy on viewers. The suits allege the TVs capture screenshots every 500 milliseconds and sell the data without meaningful consent.
The City of Seattle has hired Lisa Qian as its first-ever AI Officer, a move to cement its status as an AI hub. Meanwhile, Microsoft is poaching top talent for its AI news products. It’s a busy week for tech exec shuffles in the Pacific Northwest.
The explosive demand from AI data centers is exposing a critical weakness in U.S. energy infrastructure. Regulators and tech giants are scrambling to find solutions, because you can’t win the AI race if you lose the energy race.
OpenAI just launched a major overhaul of its image generator. The new GPT Image 1.5 model is up to four times faster and better at following instructions. It’s available now to all users, with a clear focus on enterprise applications.
