Apple’s age verification argument backfires, big time
Apple CEO Tim Cook was in Washington, D.C. to lobby against the proposed App Store Accountability Act. The company argues it’s a privacy threat, but the logic completely backfires.
Month: December 2025
Forbes Ranks Europe’s Top VCs, And London’s Grip Is Slipping
Forbes has released its 2025 Midas List Europe, ranking the top 25 venture capital investors in Europe and the Middle East. The list highlights a significant shift away from London’s dominance, with more investors emerging from countries like Romania, Germany, and Ireland.
Harness hits $5.5B valuation as AI code needs a guardrail
Harness, the software delivery startup founded by AppDynamics creator Jyoti Bansal, has raised $200 million in a round led by Goldman Sachs. The funding values the company at $5.5 billion as it aims to help enterprises manage and secure code produced by AI models.
Apple’s Studio Display 2 Looks Like a Major Upgrade
Apple’s next Studio Display is shaping up to be a significant refresh. New code suggests it will finally get 120Hz ProMotion and HDR support, likely powered by a new A19 chip.
The Data Center Land Rush is Over. Now It’s a Power Rush.
The data center construction boom has hit a wall: there’s no power or land left in core markets. The new strategy is a high-stakes scramble to secure sites near available electricity, even if it means planning for tech that doesn’t exist yet. This isn’t a bubble—it’s the new normal.
Hackers Use ChatGPT to Trick Mac Users Into Installing Stealer Malware
Security researchers have uncovered a clever attack where hackers use ChatGPT and Grok conversations to distribute malware. The scam places malicious Terminal commands at the top of Google search results, exploiting user trust in big tech brands. It’s a stark reminder to never paste commands you don
AI Won’t Replace Managers, But It Will Radically Redefine Their Jobs
According to a panel at the Fortune Brainstorm AI conference, AI agents are poised to take over tedious tasks, freeing managers to focus on coaching and emotional leadership. However, experts warn that over-reliance on AI for collaborative and relational work leads to “collaborative atrophy” and bad
Nvidia RTX 60-Series in 2027? The Leak Sounds Wild
A new rumor claims Nvidia is targeting a Q1 2027 announcement for its next-gen RTX 60-series GPUs, led by an RTX 6090. The cards would use the Rubin architecture and promise big performance leaps. But with the RTX 50 SUPER series in flux, does this timeline actually make sense?
Why Old-School Payments Are Killing Vertical SaaS Platforms
Vertical software for education, healthcare, and field services is still plagued by clunky, manual payment processes. A new report argues that low-code embedded finance is the key to fixing cash flow and winning customers.
Nvidia’s New Chip-Tracking Software: A “Kill Switch” or Just Telemetry?
Nvidia is rolling out new, optional software that lets customers monitor their AI GPU fleets, providing location and health data. The announcement comes as the U.S. tightens export controls on advanced chips. Nvidia is adamant the software is read-only and contains no remote disable function.