XPeng showcased its Iron humanoid robot walking so naturally that people suspected a human inside. To prove it was real, engineers cut open the robot’s leg during a live demonstration. The company aims for mass production by the end of next year.
Grand Theft Auto 6 faces another major delay, pushing its release to November 2026. Take-Two’s stock took an immediate hit as investors reacted to the news. This marks the second public delay for the highly anticipated title.
Remitly’s stock crashed 24% after forecasting slower growth, with CFO Vikas Mehta citing “immigration headwinds” as a key factor. The company’s market value dropped to $2.6 billion as Mexico remittances fell 5.5% this year.
Apple has rolled out its 26.1 updates across all platforms with the new Liquid Glass transparency toggle being the headline feature. The updates also include 56 security vulnerability fixes and nine new languages for Apple Intelligence services.
Square Enix is pushing aggressively into AI for game development, targeting 70% automation of QA and debugging tasks by 2027. The company is collaborating with the Matsu Laboratory at the University of Tokyo on this initiative, which currently involves over 10 researchers and engineers. This move fo
Apple has launched its annual Swift Student Challenge for student developers worldwide. Distinguished Winners will visit Apple in Cupertino during summer 2026 with travel included. The competition precedes WWDC 2026 where Apple will announce its next-generation software updates.
EY has developed AI Now 2.0, a training program that acts as a “thought partner” to help employees foresee how AI will change their jobs. The voluntary program has already been used by about half of EY’s 406,000 global employees since its January launch. New recruits now take the training as part of
Bill Gates’ climate communication shift from doomsday warnings to human-centered solutions is proving effective. Global clean energy investment reached $386 billion in the first half of 2025, with 92% of new electricity capacity coming from renewables. This positive framing builds broader coalitions
Family offices for the ultra-rich are making dramatically fewer investments in 2025, with October deals down 63% year-over-year. Yet they’re still writing massive checks for AI startups, joining billion-dollar rounds for companies like Crusoe and Reflection. The data reveals a clear flight to qualit
PhysicsX is raising up to $100 million from Nvidia in a major extension to its recent funding round. The AI startup helps manufacturers design parts faster using simulation technology, with defense and aerospace as its primary markets. This continues Nvidia’s aggressive European investment spree.
