Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says the company faces a “power glut” preventing deployment of NVIDIA’s AI chips. The real bottleneck has shifted from semiconductor supply to energy infrastructure limitations that could reshape the entire AI industry.
Wall Street is experiencing a classic case of “buy the rumor” as futures surge ahead of expected Federal Reserve action and tech earnings. The market’s euphoria reflects extraordinary confidence in both monetary policy and corporate performance, but history suggests such synchronized optimism rarely
Microsoft is rolling out a new Teams feature that automatically updates employee locations when they connect to company Wi-Fi. The capability, set to launch in December, aims to improve workplace collaboration but has sparked concerns about surveillance and privacy. The development comes as many organizations are pushing for increased office attendance.
Microsoft is preparing to roll out a controversial new feature in Teams that will automatically detect and share employee locations when they connect to company Wi-Fi networks. According to reports from technology publications tracking Microsoft’s development roadmap, the capability is scheduled to launch in December and will be available to Teams users worldwide on both Windows and Mac platforms.
Apple has been found guilty of overcharging UK App Store developers through anti-competitive fees, according to a landmark ruling. The tech giant faces approximately $2 billion in compensation payments following the Competition Appeal Tribunal’s decision that its 30% commission was excessive.
Apple has reportedly been found liable for overcharging App Store developers in the United Kingdom, according to a significant class-action lawsuit ruling. Sources indicate the tech company will pay approximately £1.5 billion (roughly $2 billion) in compensation to developers who were subjected to what the tribunal deemed excessive fees.
A Y Combinator partner recommends startups delay hiring until operations reach breaking point. This approach challenges conventional growth metrics as AI enables leaner teams across the tech industry.
Y Combinator partner Gustaf Alströmer has proposed a counterintuitive hiring strategy for startups, suggesting they should only recruit new staff when their operations reach a genuine breaking point, according to recent reports from the accelerator’s “Office Hours” podcast. This perspective challenges traditional business growth metrics that often equate expanding headcount with success.
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