Voyager Space chief executive Dylan Taylor cast doubt on ultra-fast timelines for orbital computing, calling a two-year schedule for data centers in space “aggressive.” His caution comes as startups and
A lively tech debate linked three hot-button issues this week: whether AI assistants should carry ads, fresh claims about Netflix’s programming politics, and a continuing squeeze on computer memory. The
Venture Capital Journal has renewed its focus on arming venture capitalists, institutional investors, and market intermediaries with daily market intelligence, seeking to help readers move faster in a shifting deal
Google DeepMind is bringing in Hume AI’s chief executive, Alan Cowen, and several of the startup’s top engineers under a major licensing deal, a move that shows how Big Tech
The fight between OpenAI and Anthropic has spilled from product labs into prime-time ads, and I have a clear view on it. The ads are funny, the claims are slippery,
Pizza Hut will close hundreds of restaurants across the United States as its parent company conducts a strategic review of the brand. The move comes amid rising costs, changing customer
U.S. securities regulators are working on a formal way to classify digital tokens as lawmakers push a federal market structure bill. The move could shape how cryptocurrencies are issued, traded,
Raúl Gorrín, the Venezuelan media tycoon long sought by U.S. authorities, was reportedly detained in an unusual episode involving both the FBI and Venezuela’s intelligence service. The reported detention took
If you have ever shipped a product that sends emails, push notifications, in-app messages, or SMS at real volume, you already know the uncomfortable truth. Notifications are deceptively simple at
You do not usually wake up one day with an unmaintainable system. You wake up with a pile of tiny boundary decisions that felt harmless at the time. A shared
AI-powered analytics is changing how modern sports teams prepare, compete, and recover. Teams now face familiar opponents, packed schedules, and slimmer margins for victory. Seeing patterns early and making adjustments
Asana is tying its project system to Anthropic’s Claude, aiming to turn chat into action for large teams. The move positions Asana’s Work Graph as a key data layer for
Mercedes-Benz plans to expand its real estate footprint with a bold push in Dubai, partnering on the development of 12 new skyscrapers. The move follows its projects in Miami and
If you run containers in production, you already know the uneasy feeling. Containers move fast, scale automatically, and abstract away a lot of complexity. They also expand your attack surface
A new wearable device could arrive as early as 2027, according to a recent report that hints at a long development runway. The claim signals that planning is underway, even
A major daily told staff on Wednesday that it will shutter its sports desk as part of a wider restructuring and cost-cutting plan. The decision, delivered internally during the middle
Microsoft is under pressure as reports mount that recent Windows 11 updates are causing instability for some users. The concern centers on update quality, a long-running tension point for the
OOH advertising, also called out-of-home advertising, is one of the oldest forms of marketing. It involves using posters or billboard ads placed in strategic locations. Businesses pay advertising companies to
Salesforce has launched a rebuilt Slackbot AI agent for Slack, aiming to speed daily work inside companies and tighten its grip on workplace chat. The rollout raises the stakes against
Most architectures do not fail because teams lack creativity. They fail because they had too much freedom at the wrong moment. If you have ever inherited a system where every
Meta and Google have been named as defendants in a case that places two of the world’s largest platforms under fresh legal scrutiny. The filing highlights the growing pressure on
Britain took center stage on Thursday after a fresh signal of a “major trade deal” from U.S. President Donald Trump. The hint lifted hopes for UK exporters just as the
You have probably lived this moment. Traffic is calm, dashboards look healthy, then a campaign launches, a feature hits the front page, or a customer’s cron job goes rogue. QPS
Demand for chips that run artificial intelligence is surging, and two companies sit at the center of it. Nvidia and AMD supply the GPUs that train and serve large language
NXP Semiconductors says industrial demand for “physical AI” is lifting orders, as factories, warehouses, and job sites add smarter machines and safety systems. The Dutch chip maker’s new chief executive
You rarely see the most expensive architecture decisions in the first few weeks of a system. Early on, everything works. Latency is fine. Deployments feel fast. Teams move quickly because
A new rugged smartphone is challenging dedicated gear built for after-dark viewing. Fossibot has launched the F113, a device the company says outperforms rivals in night vision range and clarity.
China has set a new national rule to take effect on January 1, 2027, signaling a long runway for compliance and planning across public and private sectors. The announcement points
If you have shipped anything serious in the last decade, chances are you have had to answer this question under pressure. PostgreSQL vs MySQL. Not in theory, not for a
An unusual policy move will tax AI-enabling chips made outside the United States by American companies, while leaving domestic uses exempt. The measure, announced this week, narrows the focus to