Apple’s iPhone revenue missed Q4 expectations due to iPhone 17 supply constraints, but Tim Cook predicts a record-breaking December quarter. The company faces a critical test of its supply chain capabilities during the crucial holiday season.
Qualcomm is expanding beyond mobile chips with new AI200 and AI250 accelerators for data centers. The company aims to compete with Nvidia and AMD in the booming AI infrastructure market, focusing specifically on inference workloads.
Venture giants Accel and Prosus are teaming up to back early-stage Indian startups tackling systemic challenges. This partnership represents a strategic pivot toward solving India-specific problems rather than adapting global models. The move could reshape India’s startup ecosystem.
Ledger has introduced its fifth-generation hardware device that significantly departs from previous models with a larger screen and new positioning. The company now markets the product as a “signer” rather than just a cryptocurrency wallet. This strategic shift aims to capture users seeking secure digital identity verification beyond crypto transactions.
Ledger has launched its fifth-generation hardware device that represents a significant departure from the company’s previous product strategy, according to reports. The new device, which retains the “Nano” name despite its expanded form factor, features a substantially larger E Ink touchscreen and is being positioned as a comprehensive digital identity solution rather than merely a cryptocurrency wallet.
General Motors is accelerating its transition away from smartphone projection systems, phasing out Android Auto and Apple CarPlay in favor of an AI-driven infotainment platform. The automaker will integrate Google’s Gemini as the core of its next-generation software, while testing other AI models. This strategic shift aims to create a more seamless and personalized driving experience.
General Motors is making a decisive move away from smartphone integration technologies, according to reports confirming the discontinuation of Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support in its upcoming gasoline-powered vehicles. This follows a similar phase-out in GM’s electric vehicles, signaling a unified software strategy across its fleet. The automaker is developing a centralized computing platform that will rely heavily on artificial intelligence, with Google’s Gemini positioned as the cornerstone of this new system.
The UK Competition and Markets Authority has designated both Apple and Google with strategic market status for their mobile platforms. This move will subject the tech giants to stricter conduct requirements aimed at fostering greater market competition.
The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will implement stricter regulations on Apple and Google regarding their mobile platform operations, according to reports. The regulatory body has designated both technology companies as having “strategic market status” (SMS), which sources indicate will require them to adhere to specific conduct rules under new digital legislation that took effect this year.
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