A new report reveals the biggest AI threat isn’t job loss—it’s corporate unpreparedness. With no master plan, companies are forced to write their own rules in real time, making strategy more critical than ever.
xAI is launching a major education initiative in El Salvador. The company will deploy its Grok AI assistant across the nation’s public school system over the next two years.
According to a prominent researcher, the pursuit of Artificial General Intelligence is built on a flawed premise. He argues our hardware is hitting a physical wall, and the current AI arms race is misguided.
Microsoft is rolling out a dedicated Themes section in the Microsoft Store, launching with over 400 options including 35+ brand new ones. It’s a one-click way to apply wallpapers and accent colors, with support from popular customization apps.
Broadcom is removing the VMware vSphere Foundation bundle in some EMEA countries, forcing customers to check local availability. The move is part of a broader push towards higher-priced private cloud offerings, with one anonymous customer seeing their projected annual spend jump from $130,000 to $1.
Business Insider profiles 16 AI startup founders under 27 who have collectively raised over $100 million. They’re dropping out of Stanford and MIT, skipping internships, and betting that the current AI boom is a now-or-never opportunity.
Nvidia’s apparent win on selling advanced AI chips to China is facing a major reality check. Political pressure from Beijing might mean Chinese firms simply won’t buy, turning a regulatory green light into a commercial dead end.
Georgia Power has proposed a massive $16 billion expansion to add 10GW of new generation capacity, primarily to power the state’s booming data center industry. The plan, which relies heavily on natural gas, faces a final vote from regulators on December 19 amid concerns over emissions and future ele
The market for private company shares just had a record $162 billion year. But as giants like SpaceX and OpenAI stay private for over a decade, the system for trading their stock is riddled with opacity, high hidden fees, and verification gaps. It’s a ticking time bomb.
Opera Neon, a browser built entirely around AI, has officially ended its waitlist and is now available to the public. However, access comes at a steep cost of $19.90 per month. The browser features three core AI modes for chat, task automation, and project creation.
