Microsoft is rolling out a new preview update for Windows 11 that supercharges Copilot+ PCs. It makes AI features faster and more integrated into everyday tasks like search and camera controls. This feels like Microsoft finally starting to deliver on its AI-first PC promise.
In a major C-suite move, Smartsheet hires former Payscale CEO Scott Torrey as chief revenue officer. Meanwhile, Apple taps Microsoft corporate VP Amar Subramanya to lead its AI foundation models and research.
Nvidia is investing $2 billion to expand its partnership with chip design software giant Synopsys. The goal is to use Nvidia’s AI platform to revolutionize industrial design, moving costly physical prototyping into the digital world. CEO Jensen Huang says this “industrial AI” represents the company’
According to a new report, Intel is set to manufacture Apple’s lowest-end M-series processors starting in mid-to-late 2027. This would mark a surprising return to partnership, but with Apple firmly in the driver’s seat on design.
Let It Die: Inferno, the sequel to the 2016 hack-and-slash game, is set to launch on December 3. According to its Steam page, the game uses AI for “some parts” of its voices, music, and graphics, sparking immediate backlash from players.
The European Parliament and Council have agreed on new rules for payment services. The regulations mandate refunds for fraud losses and force providers to reveal all hidden fees before a transaction.
Amazon now controls nearly 13% of all US apparel and footwear sales, a $67 billion business that’s more than double Walmart’s. But the real story is how it got there—and the massive, messy marketplace it built to do it.
HSBC has signed a multi-year deal with French AI firm Mistral AI to enhance its internal generative AI capabilities. The bank plans to use self-hosted models to streamline tasks like client communications and complex financial analysis. This move is part of a broader, multi-billion dollar trend of m
Forbes is pushing forward with its “Bionic Newsroom” concept, first envisioned in a 2019 internal memo. The idea is to use AI to augment human journalists, creating better storytelling rather than generic content. Leadership remains optimistic about AI as a journalism savior, not a killer.
Vodafone is launching a major initiative to use AI for network resilience. The goal is to keep emergency services and basic connectivity running during major outages by intelligently managing backup power.
