WhatsApp is rolling out passkey-encrypted backups, replacing cumbersome 64-digit keys with biometric authentication. This marks a significant step toward passwordless security for millions of users’ chat histories.
Bending Spoons acquires AOL from Yahoo in a $2.8 billion debt-financed deal. The Italian tech company inherits one of the internet’s original giants with 30 million monthly users. But can they revive this digital dinosaur?
While companies pour billions into AI technology, research shows culture may be the deciding factor in achieving real returns. New surveys reveal why leadership and organizational dynamics separate AI winners from strugglers.
WhatsApp is rolling out passkey protection for cloud backups, allowing users to secure years of chat history with biometric authentication. This adds another security layer to already encrypted backups. Here’s what this means for digital privacy.
Google’s escalating capital expenditures reveal the staggering cost of AI dominance. With 2025 capex now projected at $93 billion, the company faces both unprecedented opportunity and financial risk in the hyperscale infrastructure race.
Google’s AI infrastructure chief reveals the company is turning away TPU customers as demand overwhelms supply. Even 8-year-old hardware runs at maximum capacity, highlighting the AI compute crisis.
Major tech companies are facing investor skepticism over massive AI spending plans, creating a divergence between strong financial results and market reactions. The pattern extends across sectors from pharmaceuticals to retail.
Wall Street analysts delivered mixed verdicts on tech giants and consumer stocks Thursday. While AI leaders like Nvidia and Microsoft maintained bullish ratings, Meta faced downgrades over AI investment concerns amid broader market uncertainty.
Amazon’s massive layoffs have triggered concerns about broader white-collar workforce reductions. The real story goes beyond AI scapegoating to pandemic-era overhiring and economic recalibration. Here’s what’s really happening.
The fight over how tech giants account for AI data center emissions has escalated to international climate standards. Google and Microsoft are pushing for mandatory hourly carbon accounting that could reshape environmental reporting.
