Google's stature as the ultimate tech workplace is wavering as AI-driven startups lure talent with lucrative equity, and concerns over job security rise following major layoffs.
After decades in chip design, Stephen Huang founded Tranxform AI to develop energy-efficient processors aimed at running AI models beyond large data centers.
Tesla will limit employee AI spending to a weekly $200 cap, reflecting growing corporate caution over soaring internal costs tied to AI tool consumption.
Hon Hai, Nvidia’s key server assembler, outperformed sales expectations as demand for AI hardware surges and ICT products enter a peak season.
Facing severe global DRAM shortages, NVIDIA brings back the RTX 3060 12 GB five-year-old graphics card, highlighting ongoing challenges in the PC gaming hardware market.
SpaceX has discreetly presented investors with an early-stage, slim AI phone prototype linked to Elon Musk’s xAI project, contradicting his earlier claims that no phone was in development.
Apple replaces its aging chip packaging with wafer-level multi-chip module technology in the A20 Pro, improving thermal management and bandwidth for enhanced AI processing.
Google’s Gemini app offers expanded features and higher usage limits for AI Plus and AI Pro subscribers, enhancing productivity with advanced tools and increased capacity.
AI development shows models absorbing some tool functions, yet the supporting harness systems grow in complexity, highlighting an evolving competitive landscape.
The iPhone 18 Pro Max could deliver runtimes comparable to Android phones featuring large silicon-carbon batteries, driven by a bigger battery and new energy-efficient technologies.
Amazon has released a quietly upgraded Fire HD 10 tablet featuring increased memory, though a subtle website listing may confuse buyers about which version to choose.
Early discussions between Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg and sports stakeholder Mansour before building a new arena signal important changes in data rights and event contract trading under CFTC oversight.