Ai2’s new OlmoEarth platform gives anyone free access to AI models trained on millions of Earth observations. The system can monitor deforestation, assess crops, and predict wildfires in near real-time. Early users are already mapping mangroves with 97% accuracy and detecting Amazon deforestation.
Snowflake is steering toward a future where AI agents help every employee work with data. The company is betting that its focus on trust and governance will win over enterprises, even as competition heats up.
After months of waiting, Raspberry Pi 5 users are getting proper Linux support. SUSE engineers have submitted U-Boot bootloader patches, while Ethernet driver support is also moving upstream. This could finally make the RPi5 a serious Linux development board.
The debate over meeting etiquette is heating up as more employees return to office. JPMorgan’s CEO demands full attention, while IBM’s leader says banning tech would be “weird” for a tech company. Both agree small meetings require focus.
NVIDIA has achieved volume production of its Blackwell AI chips in the United States within just nine months. CEO Jensen Huang credits Taiwanese partners including TSMC, Foxconn, and Wistron for making this rapid manufacturing turnaround possible.
Zendesk’s autonomous AI agents now resolve nearly 80% of customer support requests without human intervention. The company achieved this through GPT-5 integration and HyperArc acquisition, transforming reactive support into proactive strategy.
YouTube TV subscribers can get a $10 monthly credit for six months after Disney removed its channels from the platform. The credit isn’t automatic for all users, and you’ll need to manually check your account settings to claim it.
Power management giant Eaton is acquiring Boyd Thermal for $9.5 billion while Vertiv snaps up PurgeRite for $1 billion. The deals highlight how critical cooling has become for energy-guzzling AI infrastructure.
India’s smartphone market saw explosive 18% value growth in Q3 2025, driven by premium device demand. Apple finally cracked the country’s top five brands while capturing 28% of the market’s total value with just 9% of shipments.
Chrome’s latest update lets you autofill passport numbers, driver’s licenses, and vehicle IDs. The feature requires opt-in confirmation and uses encryption, but security concerns remain as Google expands its data collection.
