According to The Wall Street Journal, the week of February 2nd is stacked with major financial events. Earnings season continues with Alphabet and Amazon reporting…
According to Reuters, shares of Tesla jumped nearly 5% on Friday, January 30th, after reports surfaced of merger talks within Elon Musk's empire. SpaceX is…
According to MacRumors, citing Bloomberg's Mark Gurman on the TBPN podcast, Apple was initially planning to rebuild its Siri assistant around Anthropic's Claude AI model.…
According to XDA-Developers, power users tired of Windows 11's basic Snap Layouts have at least four superior third-party options for true tiling window management. These…
According to Bloomberg Business, a senior Trump administration official, Under Secretary of State Jacob Helberg, says the US will seek a consensus with allies on…
According to ZDNet, there's a major debate over who should own AI strategy, with 60% of companies already having a Chief AI Officer and another…
According to TechCrunch, Elon Musk has teased a new feature for X that will label "edited visuals," resharing an announcement…
According to VentureBeat, organizations are stuck in "proof-of-concept purgatory" with AI, with MIT research estimating a staggering 95% of enterprise…
According to Futurism, Meta announced on Friday that it is cutting off teenagers' access to its AI chatbot characters, starting…
According to Mashable, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports that Apple is planning not one, but two separate MacBook Pro upgrades in 2026. The first wave, expected…
According to The Wall Street Journal, the week of February 2nd is stacked with major financial events. Earnings season continues with Alphabet and Amazon reporting…
A UK startup called Ironic Metals is developing a low-temperature electrolysis process to produce green iron and nickel. They’re targeting a production cost of just $400 per tonne and have backing from mining giant Anglo American. A pilot cell is planned for early 2026.
The United Nations Development Programme warns that artificial intelligence could exacerbate global inequality. The report urges a “people first” approach to prevent a new technological divide.
The Commerce Department is injecting up to $150 million into semiconductor startup xLight, making the U.S. government its likely largest shareholder. This marks the second-ever direct equity stake in a private company by Washington, using funds from the 2022 CHIPS Act. The startup, led by CEO Nichol
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff has given a favorable safety evaluation for TerraPower’s construction permit. The company aims to have its advanced Natrium reactor, which can surge to 500 megawatts, producing power in Kemmerer, Wyoming, by 2030.
OpenAI just announced a circular partnership with Thrive Holdings, a firm from one of its own major investors, Thrive Capital. The deal gives OpenAI a stake and potential payouts in exchange for its tech and employees, aiming to AI-ify IT and accounting firms.
Washington state is proposing its own path for AI regulation while federal action stalls. An interim report from a state task force recommends transparency mandates, a startup grant program, and specific rules for policing and healthcare.
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney is publicly mocking Steam’s policy that requires game developers to disclose if their products use AI-generated assets. He argues that since AI will be in nearly all future game production, the label is meaningless. The debate highlights the ongoing tension in the creative
Support for AMD GPU managed memory has been officially merged into the upcoming GCC 16 compiler. This feature, part of the OpenMP offloading support, allows for a unified memory space between host and device. It aims to make programming for AMD’s ROCm platform more straightforward.
