To sell a $70 million, 43,000-square-foot estate, real estate agents from “Million Dollar Listing” commissioned a $25,000 AI film with knights, a dragon, and digital clones of themselves. It’s a high-stakes gamble on whether AI spectacle can find that one-in-a-million buyer.
Meta has acquired Singapore-based AI startup Manus for over $2 billion. The startup, known for its viral AI agent demo, claims millions of users and over $100 million in annual revenue. But can Meta make it work?
The biggest moves in AI this year weren’t simple acquisitions. They were sprawling, hard-to-categorize power grabs involving talent, compute, and long-term dependencies. Here’s what defined the landscape.
LG is officially entering the art TV category, long dominated by Samsung’s The Frame. Its new Gallery TV is a mini-LED set that comes with a white frame and uses the Gallery+ subscription service for artwork.
Quantum computing is moving fast, with Microsoft, Google, and Amazon all announcing new chips in 2025. The tech could be worth up to $250 billion, but a major security threat looms. Most companies aren’t prepared.
The rigid, scientific management style of the 20th century is failing in today’s fast-paced world. True leadership now means creating environments where employees feel safe to contribute and thrive as whole people.
The Arch Linux-based CachyOS is aiming for a 2026 server edition. Early benchmarks on AMD EPYC hardware show a performance lead, but the real test is yet to come. We break down what it means for the enterprise.
According to a ZDNet analysis, the Linux desktop is poised for accelerated growth in 2026 as Windows users flee Microsoft’s AI push and subscription rumors. Meanwhile, the Linux kernel and Debian’s APT are formally adopting Rust for security, but Firefox’s market share has plummeted to 1.7% in the U
The LCLS-II at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory recently produced the most powerful X-ray pulse ever and a record 93,000 pulses per second. But its most powerful parts are shutting down for an upgrade to become LCLS-II-HE, aiming to more than double its energy by 2027, with full operation for gl
According to a Wall Street Journal reporter discussion, corporate AI adoption is widespread but focused on unglamorous tasks like summarizing documents and handling customer service. The real challenge isn’t the tech, but getting employees to use it and trusting so-called “agents” with real autonomy
