Mark Zuckerberg says AI is enabling single employees at Meta to accomplish projects that once required entire teams. This is driving a new, leaner hiring strategy focused on top talent, even as the company grapples with compute shortages.
The conventional startup wisdom is to find unsolved problems. But according to a seasoned entrepreneur, that’s the wrong playbook for the AI era. The real leverage is in rebuilding the messy, complicated processes that already exist.
Telia has confirmed it will cut 600 positions, initiating union negotiations in January 2026. The move comes just over a year after the carrier laid off 3,000 workers. This is happening even as the company posted full-year 2025 revenue growth of 1.8%.
The latest Arc Raiders update introduces a progressive three-strike system for cheaters. It’s a major shift from instant bans, starting with a 30-day suspension.
Microsoft’s stock took its biggest hit since 2020 after earnings revealed slowing cloud growth and higher-than-expected capital spending. Meanwhile, Meta’s shares surged over 7% as it announced plans to spend up to $135 billion on AI infrastructure. The divergent reactions highlight the market’s int
A new Seattle startup is challenging the gaming industry’s status quo with a “pay once, play anywhere” model. Sound Games just secured $6.5 million to build high-quality games that work across PC, console, and mobile with a single purchase.
Security researchers have confirmed that a serious Bluetooth vulnerability is now being actively exploited. The flaw, in Google’s Fast Pair Service, lets attackers silently take over nearby devices like headphones and speakers. You need to check for firmware updates immediately.
In response to US trade policy, allies are forging new bilateral deals to diversify supply chains. The economic cost of this hedging strategy appears manageable, for now.
NVIDIA is expanding its GeForce Now cloud gaming service this week with a major platform addition and new titles. For the first time, a native Linux client is available, alongside ten new games joining the library.
The tech services industry is facing an unusual stagnation, with eight consecutive quarters of flat growth. According to a Forbes analysis, this is just the prelude to a potential contraction by 2026, fueled by AI-driven efficiency and a shift in how companies operate.
