Meta is hitting pause on the international launch of its high-tech Ray-Ban Display glasses due to overwhelming U.S. demand and supply chain issues. Meanwhile, Elon Musk’s xAI just raised a jaw-dropping $20 billion from investors.
Orsted A/S is taking the U.S. Interior Department to court over a 90-day suspension of its Sunrise Wind project near New York. The move is part of the Trump administration’s broader effort to halt several offshore wind farms, citing radar interference concerns.
The author details his journey from an Amiga user in the late 1980s to building his first PC with an AMD 386SX chip for college. His opinion on Microsoft changed after exposure to Windows for Workgroups, a pre-release of Office 6.0, and the beta of Windows 95.
Telecom Italia and Fastweb are nearing a major network-sharing agreement to cut the massive costs of building standalone 5G in Italy. The deal, codenamed Prism, could save each operator up to 300 million euros over a decade. It’s a stark reflection of an industry that’s lost nearly a third of its re
A rare, functional prototype of the original 2016 Google Pixel has surfaced on eBay. The device, a late-stage DVT unit, is currently bidding for just over $160. It boots up but has no working connectivity.
Meta is internally testing a simple basketball game for Threads direct messages. The feature, spotted by a reverse engineer, aims to let friends compete within chats. It’s part of a broader push to add features and catch up to rivals.
Belkin is taking on wireless video with a new plug-and-play HDMI dongle. The ConnectAir system promises a 40-meter range, even through walls, and can switch between up to eight paired transmitters.
Industry leaders believe construction is safe from AI disruption because it relies on manual labor. But the author argues they’re missing how AI is moving up and down the task stack, starting with knowledge work like cost estimating.
A year ago, DeepSeek’s R1 model triggered a massive sell-off, wiping nearly $600 billion from Nvidia’s value in a single day. Since then, the Chinese lab has released seven new models, but none have moved the market needle. The initial shock has worn off, and the narrative has fundamentally changed.
Financial Times News reports that 2026 could see a historic IPO wave dominated by US tech behemoths like SpaceX and OpenAI. This looming flood of capital-hungry American listings exposes a fundamental weakness in European equity markets that rule changes can’t fix.
