AMD is pushing BFloat16 support into LLVM’s SPIR-V compiler target, expanding AI and HPC capabilities. Meanwhile, Flang-Tidy is bringing automated code cleaning to Fortran with what developers call a “sort of opinionated” approach to modernization.
Apple has dropped the first iOS 26.2 beta for developers just one day after iOS 26.1’s public release. The update includes adjustments to the Sleep Score feature based on user feedback. The final version should arrive before the end of the year.
SoftBank shares plunged 10% while Advantest fell over 8% as investors grew wary of AI stock valuations. The selloff followed Palantir’s 8% drop despite beating earnings expectations, signaling broader concerns about the AI investment theme.
Thomson Reuters is betting its massive legal data trove and human-edited content will give it an edge in the AI legal tech race. But shares dropped sharply as investors worry about competition from ChatGPT and well-funded newcomers. The company’s CEO admits even he doesn’t know exactly how this will
Microsoft is testing a major change to Windows 11 that replaces the traditional search box with Copilot AI. The feature requires specific Insider builds and third-party tools to enable, creating a mixed search and AI experience that doesn’t always work perfectly.
The manufacturing industry is embracing a new framework called the AI Productivity Cycle. This three-phase approach promises to connect data silos and accelerate innovation. But is this just another tech buzzword or the real deal?
The AI hype cycle is ending in APAC, according to new predictions. Leaders are moving beyond experimentation to focus on practical implementation and regional-specific strategies that actually work.
Rivian has created Mind Robotics, an industrial AI and robotics venture that’s already secured $110 million in external funding. This marks the electric vehicle maker’s second spinoff company this year following Also Inc in March.
The Stop Killing Games movement reached the UK Parliament floor after Ubisoft shut down The Crew. While the government isn’t changing policy yet, several MPs passionately argued for consumer rights and game preservation. This debate marks a significant step for digital ownership advocates.
Michael Burry’s hedge fund has taken put positions against Nvidia and Palantir, betting the AI bubble will burst. The investor posted cryptic warnings about tech valuations and circular dealmaking patterns that echo the dot-com era.
