Comcast’s latest earnings show a persistent decline in its core cable business, with broadband and video subscriber losses. Growth is now coming from Peacock streaming and Universal Studios parks, highlighting a major strategic pivot.
In a first for space exploration, NASA used the Claude AI to plan a drive for the Perseverance rover on Mars. The successful test in December could cut mission planning time in half, a major efficiency boost for the under-pressure space agency.
Serverfarm, owned by Manulife, just secured a huge $3 billion credit facility to fuel its data center construction pipeline. The money will fund major projects in Houston, Covington, and Toronto to meet booming AI infrastructure demand.
NVIDIA is teasing what a next-generation Shield TV could offer, including better hardware for modern video codecs. The company also acknowledges the remote’s oversized Netflix button might get a redesign. However, no new device is officially in the works.
The annual Game Developers Conference survey paints a bleak picture for 2026. Developer sentiment on generative AI has cratered, interest in Xbox as a platform has plummeted, and U.S. political policies are actively harming the industry.
A new all-party parliamentary group has been launched in the UK, focused solely on the data center industry. It aims to shape policy that balances economic growth with environmental and community concerns.
Blackstone is leveraging unique data from its vast portfolio to navigate economic uncertainty and deploy nearly $200 billion in “dry powder.” The firm just reported a 44% jump in quarterly net income and is sitting on one of its largest IPO pipelines ever.
Spotify might be reversing a long-standing policy. New code hints users could soon customize their auto-generated, alphanumeric usernames, making the platform’s social features actually usable.
Apple delivered a better-than-expected revenue forecast for its March quarter, projecting 13% to 16% growth. However, the company issued a warning that increasing costs for components threaten to squeeze its profitability.
Producing green hydrogen reliably and cheaply is a massive engineering challenge. A new modular, containerized system aims to solve it by integrating everything from electrolyzers to AI monitoring in a single, scalable package. The goal is to make on-site, industrial-grade hydrogen a practical reali
