According to GSM Arena, a new report from Nikkei Asia confirms Apple will delay the standard iPhone 18 until the first half of 2027, a…
According to The Verge, the stock prices of major video game companies saw notable declines on Friday, March 1st, just a day after Google announced…
According to The Wall Street Journal, Comcast lost 181,000 domestic broadband customers in the fourth quarter, a steeper drop than analysts expected. The company also…
According to engadget, NASA's Perseverance rover just completed a historic drive on Mars plotted not by humans, but by Anthropic's Claude AI. Between December 8…
According to Fortune, on January 30, Exxon Mobil and Chevron stated they have no plans to increase capital spending in Venezuela this year, opting for…
According to DCD, UK parliamentarians have launched a cross-party group focused on boosting understanding of the data center industry. The Data Centres APPG (All-Party Parliamentary…
According to Bloomberg Business, the upcoming earnings season for major IT firms is expected to be muted but could offer…
According to Forbes, MIT Technology Review has outlined the major tech trends to watch in 2026, focusing on energy, AI,…
According to Bloomberg Business, a group of social and cognitive scientists is pushing a provocative new metaphor for understanding artificial…
According to TechRepublic, a new rumor from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman details Apple's busy 2026 Mac roadmap, which is set to roll out in phases. The…
According to Android Authority, NVIDIA's senior VP of hardware engineering, Andrew Bell, has teased potential upgrades for a hypothetical next-generation Shield TV device. The last…
Nvidia is escalating its cloud gaming war on two fronts. New native Linux support targets Valve’s Steam Machine, while expanded peripheral and Fire TV support broadens its appeal. With hardware costs soaring, the $19.99 Ultimate tier is looking like a smarter value play.
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.
Intel is launching new Panther Lake laptops with its in-house 18A manufacturing tech, promising big AI performance gains. The company also teased a handheld gaming platform. This is a crucial test for Intel’s multi-billion-dollar turnaround plan.
AMD is all-in on AI for 2026, announcing new desktop and laptop processors alongside FSR 4. The company claims massive performance leads over Intel and even Apple’s M5. It’s a bold play for the AI PC future.
Authorities across the globe are launching investigations into X after its Grok AI chatbot was used to create and share nonconsensual, explicit images. The fallout includes urgent demands from India and a scathing condemnation from the European Commission. Elon Musk’s response has only added fuel to
Microsoft has acquired Osmos, a small Seattle startup focused on automating data engineering tasks. The team and tech will be integrated into Microsoft Fabric, with Osmos’ standalone products sunsetting in early 2026.
Prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi are now each valued over $10 billion, with weekly trading in the billions. But behind the hype of “truth machines” lies a world of insider trading, absurd bets, and regulatory uncertainty. Is this the future of finance or just another speculative bubble?
