AMD’s next-generation data center products are taking shape with CEO Lisa Su confirming 2026 launches for both 2nm EPYC Venice processors and Instinct MI400 AI accelerators. The company just posted record Q3 2025 revenue of $9.2 billion, up 36% year-over-year, driven by massive growth in client and
Apple is working on a more affordable MacBook that will use an A-series iPhone processor instead of M-series chips. The device, code-named J700, is expected to launch in the first half of 2026 at well under $1000. This marks a significant shift in Apple’s laptop strategy.
The Rust Foundation is launching a $1.3 million annual fund to support key developers. This comes as the ecosystem faces a major security vulnerability in a popular library. But money alone might not solve Rust’s deeper sustainability issues.
AMD is contributing BFloat16 support to LLVM’s SPIR-V compiler target, enabling better AI performance. Meanwhile, Flang-Tidy is bringing automated code cleaning to Fortran. Both developments show how legacy and cutting-edge tech coexist in today’s compiler landscape.
A Forrester report reveals that over half of companies that conducted AI-related layoffs now regret their decision. The research suggests many executives made cuts based on AI’s “future promise” rather than actual capability to replace human workers.
Small companies are outperforming Fortune 500 giants in AI implementation. The key difference isn’t budget—it’s approach. Being small is suddenly the ultimate AI advantage.
Microsoft is testing a new “Ask Copilot anything” search box in Windows 11 Insider builds. The feature requires specific builds and third-party tools to enable, blending traditional search with AI responses. Early testing shows mixed results with inconsistent search performance and a jarring floatin
Apple’s newly launched App Store website had sourcemaps left enabled in production, allowing the complete front-end code to be extracted. The code is now available on GitHub but contains no sensitive information or security risks.
China’s leadership is taking significant trade risks because the country remains relatively poor compared to the US. Their strategy involves investing heavily while keeping consumption low to win global market share in strategic goods.
A former compliance officer is suing Capula Investment Management, claiming wrongful termination after raising concerns about expensing artwork and private jet travel. The $32 billion hedge fund allegedly violated SEC regulations on expense disclosure and conflicts of interest.
