The wait for Apple’s high-end M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pros just got longer. According to a new report, the updated 14-inch and 16-inch models aren’t expected until the first half of 2025. The delay may be tied to a major chip redesign aimed at solving the M-series’ growing heat issues.
Berlin-based vivanta has secured €2.5 million in Seed funding. The startup aims to modernize fragmented property management with its own automation and AI platform.
A new report from the World Economic Forum’s Cybercrime Atlas project reveals that commercially available deepfake tools are successfully bypassing Know Your Customer (KYC) protections. The analysis of 25 tools, done with partners like Banco Santander and Group-IB, shows the barrier to real-time ide
Google has launched a last-minute discount on the Pixel 9a, dropping its price by $100. The deal runs until February 15, just days before the expected Pixel 10a launch, which may not be a major upgrade.
In a refreshing change of pace, the Windows Central team has shifted focus from critiquing Windows 11’s flaws to highlighting what makes it great. From the revamped Snipping Tool to the power of Windows Subsystem for Linux, here are the features that define the modern Windows experience for its most
Therapists report a surge in clients anxious about AI making their jobs obsolete. A recent survey found 38% of workers share this fear, which is fueled by real-world layoffs linked to automation. Experts are now offering coping strategies for this modern workplace stress.
The founder of Chinese AI model developer MiniMax, Yan Junjie, is now a billionaire after his company’s blockbuster market debut. The IPO raised $618 million and saw shares more than double, highlighting intense investor appetite for China’s AI sector.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) reported quarterly revenue of roughly NT$1.05 trillion ($33.1 billion), beating analyst estimates. The strong performance, driven by demand for AI data center chips, reinforces optimism about continued tech investment through 2026.
Facing fierce competition and losses, Chinese EV maker Xpeng is rebranding as a “physical AI” company. It plans robotaxi trials and to mass-produce humanoid robots by late 2026, betting that software and robotics will be its salvation.
Elon Musk’s xAI is burning through cash at a staggering rate, with losses widening as it invests heavily in data centers and talent. The company’s goal is to develop AI that will eventually power humanoid robots like Tesla’s Optimus, but profitability remains a distant target.
