Samsung appears to be making bold strategic moves with its Galaxy S26 series, including potential 2nm chip technology, AI-focused positioning, and a major lineup restructuring. The company’s decisions reflect lessons learned from recent market performance.
Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping ophthalmology, moving from research labs to clinical practice. With autonomous AI systems now FDA-approved and reimbursable, the technology promises to address critical bottlenecks in eye care while enabling new home monitoring capabilities.
The NVIDIA-China tech standoff reaches new heights as Beijing rejects the Blackwell B30A chip and President Trump positions as arbitrator. China’s domestic AI chip ecosystem emerges as formidable competition to American technology dominance.
The AI gold rush is creating a silent crisis in communities nationwide. Residents from Virginia to Georgia are fighting data centers over noise, pollution, and water consumption that threaten their quality of life.
A provocative Forbes analysis questions why calls to ban artificial superintelligence don’t apply equally to human intelligence. The comparison reveals deeper questions about progress, regulation, and freedom.
Samsung is expanding its Internet browser to desktop with AI-powered features and seamless cross-device integration. This strategic move could reshape browser competition as manufacturers aim to unify user experiences across platforms.
US stock markets are experiencing unprecedented concentration with just eight tech companies driving most gains. As AI investments soar, investors face critical questions about sustainability and risk in this top-heavy market environment.
Goldman Sachs just boosted Nvidia’s price target to $240, anticipating another beat-and-raise quarter. But can the AI giant sustain its 51% year-to-date surge amid growing investor expectations?
A new generation of 22-year-old AI founders has achieved billionaire status while established tech giants face volatility. The rapid wealth creation in artificial intelligence contrasts with traditional tech’s growing pains.
Wolfgang Wendt, IBM’s DACH Managing Director with over three decades at the company, describes IBM as an “older start-up” that has successfully navigated multiple technological transformations. The company’s current strategic focus on hybrid cloud and artificial intelligence represents its latest ev
