The cloud is not enough: Cisco embraces the shift toward Hybrid AI workloads
Cisco highlights potential of on-prem agents and AI
IBM aims to build world's most powerful, fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2029
IBM Quantum Starling will be ready in 2029
How a little-known tax change sparked a tech layoff surge
New R&D tax rules upended the tech sector
Klarna CEO warns AI may cause a recession as the technology comes for white-collar jobs
Another ominious AI warning from an AI-loving CEO
Dropbox CEO slams return-to-office mandates, compares them to outdated malls and theaters
"It's just a different world now"
A hot potato: Here's a rare sight: a CEO of a large company has spoken out in support of remote work for employees, slamming those firms that drag staff back into the office against their will. Dropbox boss Drew Houston compared RTO mandates to trying to force people back into malls and movie theaters.
Nvidia reaches historic 92% GPU market share, leaves AMD and Intel far behind
Millions of RTX 50 GPUs sold, while Radeon 9000 sales remain under 750K units
DDR4 prices surge 50 percent as manufacturers pivot to DDR5 and beyond
Prices should be dipping, but hostile market conditions are keeping costs higher than expected
Free tax filing tool Direct File is getting the open source treatment
Ensuring the software's survival
Tech job hiring rebounds in the UK as demand surges for AI skills
Some good news at last for UK tech workers
Trump-Musk feud wipes $152 billion off Tesla, sparks Dragon spacecraft threat and Epstein files claim
"Is it time to create a new political party in America that actually represents the 80% in the middle?"
Next-gen E2 SSD packs 1 petabyte of storage, enough for 11,000 4K movies in a ruler-sized drive
Something to look forward to: A revolutionary new SSD form factor could soon redefine high-density storage in data centers by narrowing the capacity gap between mechanical hard drives and solid-state drives. Known as E2, this QLC flash-based drive is reportedly capable of storing up to 1 petabyte (1 million gigabytes) of data while delivering performance comparable to that of a high-end SSD.
Everyone in Hollywood is using AI, but Asteria is doing it out in the open
Asteria Film's creative approach sets a new standard for AI in movies
Arm says new Zena platform can cut car development time by 50%
Cloud-based tools and integrated system designs aim to modernize how vehicles are built
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge sales might be falling short of expectations
Thin isn't everything
"Godfather of AI" warns that today's AI systems are becoming strategically dishonest
Yoshua Bengio says labs are ignoring warning signs
Builder.ai collapses after revelation that its "AI" was hundreds of engineers
Billion-dollar implosion exposes the perils of AI hype
Cutting corners: Builder.ai promised to revolutionize software development with artificial intelligence – and convinced deep-pocketed investors it had. Backed by Microsoft and valued at $1.5 billion, the startup masked manual labor as machine learning until the facade crumbled, leaving behind lawsuits, layoffs, and one of the industry's most embarrassing collapses.
Apple has under 30 days to comply with EU rules or face daily fines
Tech standoff: Apple resists EU push to open up App Store
The big picture: Apple and the European Commission are locked in a standoff over how tech firms should be regulated – a conflict being closely watched by the tech industry, app developers, and consumer advocates. The outcome could set a precedent for how digital marketplaces operate, not only in Europe but globally, as other jurisdictions consider similar measures to promote competition and curb the power of tech giants.
TSMC's 2nm wafer prices hit $30,000 as SRAM yields reportedly hit 90%
Apple, Intel, Nvidia, and others line up for next-gen chips
In context: TSMC has steadily raised the prices of its most advanced semiconductor process nodes over the past several years – so much so that one analysis suggests the cost per transistor hasn't decreased in over a decade. Further price hikes, driven by tariffs and rising development costs, are reinforcing the notion that Moore's Law is truly dead.
TSMC is once again in talks with US officials over a possible gigafab in the UAE
National security concerns remain a major hurdle for the US
Getty Images CEO warns it can't afford to fight every AI copyright case
AI companies "move fast and break things," but artists pay the price
AI could soon consume more electricity than Bitcoin mining and entire countries
Unchecked AI growth could double data center emissions
Gaming makes a comeback in Nvidia's AI-dominated empire
Blackwell GPUs drive surprise record in gaming revenue
Western Digital's plans for HAMR hard disk drives will materialize in 2027
Is Western Digital finally ready to embrace heat-assisted magnetic recording?
Intel wins crucial verdict in legal fight against patent troll VLSI
$3 billion in VLSI awards could be overturned following Intel ruling
DDR5 price surge slows as DRAM market heads for stabilization in Q3 2025
DDR4 sees renewed interest as DDR5 prices plateau