Tech stocks delivered a choppy week, with the sector’s biggest names diverging sharply as AI spending debates intensified and bear market territory claimed two Magnificent Seven members.
Apple has confirmed the event in March 2026 and we could see the company announce multiple products in the market.
Thought the Super Bowl was big? Samsung’s highly-anticipated global product launch Galaxy Unpacked has tech fans in a frenzy, with the South Korean juggernaut finally unveiling its latest flagship ...
Applicants in the final stages of interviews with the Mike Cannon-Brookes-helmed company have reported being left in the lurch since the start of February.
Memory chips used to be considered low-margin commodity products. Now the industry can’t make enough to satisfy data centers’ hunger.
The New York Jets use the first round to replenish the defensive line with a surprising tandem in a new mock draft.
As global tech leaders meet Delhi, India hopes to level the playing field for countries outside the US and China.
The Product Regulation and Metrology Act, adopted in July 2025, enables the government to impose product safety requirements ...
Is the $600B AI Capex splurge repeating the 1999 fiber optic overbuild? Analyze the risks of an AI Bubble 2026, comparing the dot-com crash to today’s data center arms race.
We could see a brief shift away from obsessive AI talk this week. On Wednesday, Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg is due to ...
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AI's first wave was about cutting costs. The second wave is about building things we've never seen.
Startup CEOs like Kylan Gibbs and Sara Beykpour talk about AI's Second Wave, focusing on creating new products beyond cost-cutting.
Aussie chain Sushi Sushi has been bought by Japanese giant Genki Global Dining Concepts. (Source: Sushi Sushi) Sushi Sushi, ...
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