The biggest tech companies are pouring unprecedented amounts into AI infrastructure while facing antitrust lawsuits. Their massive investment in an uncertain future shows they’re anything but complacent monopolies. The government’s cases are looking increasingly irrelevant.
Berlin-based Reflex Aerospace just raised the largest Series A round by a European NewSpace company. The funding will accelerate their plans for satellite constellations providing intelligence and reconnaissance capabilities.
Xpeng is betting that humanoid robots will drive mass adoption of solid-state batteries before electric vehicles. The company aims to deploy its first batch of AI-powered robots as salespeople and tour guides by late 2026. But industry experts warn commercial solid-state technology remains years awa
Microsoft has confirmed that recent Windows updates are causing BitLocker recovery screens to appear unexpectedly. The issue affects Windows 11 versions 25H2 and 24H2, plus Windows 10 22H2 enterprise users. Without the recovery key, users could face permanent data loss.
AMD is rushing microcode patches for a serious vulnerability affecting Ryzen and Epyc CPUs. The bug in RDSEED random number generation could compromise cryptographic security. Some workarounds are available while waiting for full fixes.
ASRock Industrial is expanding its edge computing portfolio with several new industrial-grade systems. The iEP-7030E series leverages Intel Core Ultra processors with integrated NPUs for AI workloads. These fanless systems operate from -25°C to 50°C with shock and vibration resistance.
Novo Nordisk has made a superior bid of up to $10 billion for obesity biotech Metsera, topping Pfizer’s revised $8.1 billion offer. Pfizer is fighting back with multiple lawsuits, calling the Danish drugmaker’s unsolicited bid anticompetitive in a rare industry showdown.
Sony has officially launched cloud streaming for PS5 games on the PlayStation Portal remote player. The feature requires a PlayStation Plus Premium membership and includes thousands of supported titles.
Swedish startup DREV has raised €2.8 million to tackle the dangerous “black dust” problem in battery gigafactories. Their technology captures hazardous particles while recovering valuable metals like nickel and cobalt. The funding comes as Europe ramps up battery manufacturing regulations.
AMD delivered strong third-quarter results that beat analyst expectations, but the stock fell more than 5% in premarket trading. The decline reflects investor concerns about gross margins and slowing AI business growth despite solid revenue performance.
