A new AI startup called Humans& is seeking $1 billion at a $5 billion valuation to build AI models that collaborate with humans rather than replace them. Founded by former xAI researcher Eric Zelikman and early Google employee Georges Harik, the company represents a philosophical shift in AI develop
Google’s decision to make its Clock app exclusive to Pixel Watch marks another step in closing the Wear OS ecosystem. Existing users on other watches face security risks without updates. This strategic shift mirrors mobile platform wars of the past.
Google’s newly published research claims Android devices significantly outperform iPhones in security protections. But what do these findings really mean for everyday users?
Google’s parent company Alphabet has shattered records with its first $100 billion quarter, powered by AI integration across search, cloud, and subscriptions. The numbers reveal a company fundamentally transformed by artificial intelligence investments.
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.
A TikTok user has unearthed functional Project Ara prototypes, giving new life to Google’s abandoned modular phone concept. The viral discovery highlights both the promise and challenges of modular smartphone technology that continues to influence the industry years after cancellation.
Google has begun rolling out mandatory age verification on the Play Store, requiring users to prove they’re 18+ before downloading certain apps. The system uses multiple verification methods including government ID uploads and facial age estimation. This represents a significant shift in how app sto
As privacy concerns grow around cloud AI services, self-hosted alternatives like Open Notebook offer compelling benefits. But what are the real costs and challenges of running your own AI research assistant?
Apple Maps could begin displaying promoted business advertising as early as 2026, according to new reports. This would mark a significant shift in Apple’s approach to monetizing its mapping service.
Quantum Computing Inc. reportedly trades at nearly 9,000 times sales while losing $290 for every dollar of revenue. Sources indicate the company faces significant challenges despite the promising quantum technology sector. Recent analysis suggests investors should approach with caution given the financial metrics and market performance.
Quantum Computing Inc. (NASDAQ: QUBT) reportedly faces substantial financial challenges despite operating in the promising quantum computing sector, according to recent analysis. The company’s financial statements indicate it recorded operating cash flow of negative $19 million against revenues of merely $0.3 million, resulting in what analysts describe as an unsustainable OCF margin of negative 7,181%.
