Elon Musk’s SpaceX has officially filed a trademark application for “Starlink Mobile” with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The move suggests a direct foray into consumer cellular services, building on its existing partnership with T-Mobile and a recent $17 billion spectrum deal.
Generative AI has thrown the stock photography industry into chaos. But according to Shutterstock’s head of AI, it might be more of a powerful new tool than a death sentence for human creatives.
Thunderbird 146 is now available, featuring a new OpenPGP keyserver setting and modernized account cryptography. The bigger story is the long list of bug fixes and the parallel update to the stable ESR version.
According to a Wccftech report on German retailer Mindfactory’s weekly sales, Intel’s revenue share for desktop CPUs has fallen below 5% for the first time. AMD sold over 3,500 units last week, compared to Intel’s roughly 250. The data highlights a severe and ongoing decline for Intel in the consume
Samsung’s upcoming mixed reality headset could get a killer feature from Google. The tech, called Auto Spatialization, promises to convert flat 2D content into immersive 3D automatically.
H3C has launched the LinSeer MegaCube, a compact mini PC powered by NVIDIA’s GB10 Superchip. It features 128GB of memory and can run AI models with up to 200 billion parameters. The price in China converts to over $5,000 USD.
According to Inc, five of the Magnificent Seven stocks are lagging the S&P 500 in 2025. Only Alphabet and Nvidia are beating the index. Market strategists see this as a sign of healthy rotation, not a bearish signal.
Google is forcefully denying a report that claims it’s planning to introduce ads into its Gemini AI chatbot by 2026. The company says it has “no current plans” for Gemini ads, even as it tests them in other AI products. This comes as rival ChatGPT is also reportedly exploring ad integrations.
A major new player has entered Canada’s digital infrastructure scene. Qu Data Centres, launched by InfraRed Capital Partners, unites nine facilities formerly owned by Rogers Communications into a sovereign, scaled platform ready for AI and enterprise growth.
New analysis from Bloomberg argues that tariff shocks are not one-off events but catalysts for gradual, path-dependent economic shifts. The financial impact varies dramatically across Asia, testing the risk controls banks have built over years.
