Netflix’s remarkable 45% stock surge faces a potential 50% correction as growth drivers mature. The streaming pioneer confronts the classic growth-to-value transition that has challenged countless tech giants before it.
Amazon is sunsetting its popular New World MMO after four years, despite maintaining tens of thousands of concurrent players. The move reflects broader strategic shifts as the tech giant rethinks its gaming division priorities amid widespread layoffs.
Nvidia has become the first $5 trillion company in history, riding an AI wave that has multiplied its value 12-fold since ChatGPT’s debut. But beneath the staggering numbers lie fundamental questions about AI’s economic sustainability and market concentration that could define the next technology cy
Acer’s new Chromebook Plus Enterprise 714 and 514 bring premium Intel processors and military-grade durability to ChromeOS. These devices represent Google’s aggressive push into the corporate market against established Windows competitors.
The UK government’s heavy reliance on Amazon, Google, and Microsoft clouds has prompted emergency resilience planning after a major AWS outage disrupted multiple departments. Ministers reveal 60% of digital services depend on just three providers.
Scientists have uncovered the mechanism behind switchable quantum chirality in exotic kagome metals. This discovery could enable new approaches to quantum information processing and topological electronics.
The platform known for adult content is expanding into business education. A former model and entrepreneur will teach entrepreneurship classes, marking OnlyFans’ first dedicated business content initiative.
A 19th-century idea about knotted atoms could finally explain why our universe exists. Japanese researchers have demonstrated how cosmic knots might have created the matter-antimatter imbalance that makes everything from stars to humans possible.
A massive genomic study of 9,153 oat varieties reveals surprising complexity in oat evolution. The research identifies multiple domestications and chromosome rearrangements that could reshape future crop breeding strategies.
Traditional strategic planning often fails to address existential threats. The radical “kill the company” exercise forces teams to confront uncomfortable truths and build resilience through anticipatory innovation.
