Nvidia shares fell over 6% total despite reporting blowout earnings that beat expectations. The world’s most valuable company is experiencing profit-taking after soaring 31% year-to-date, while broader markets stabilize on Fed rate cut hopes.
YouTube remains America’s most used online platform with 84% adoption, while Facebook leads in daily engagement at 54%. X shows no growth, stuck at 21% usage, and Snapchat is the only major platform that declined this year.
XBMC has returned with version 4.0, marking the first major update in nearly a decade. The software brings Kodi’s modern Estuary interface and full functionality to the classic Original Xbox hardware. This revival breathes new life into the console that helped shape modern media streaming.
Google just announced that Quick Share now works with Apple’s AirDrop, allowing Pixel 10 users to transfer files directly to nearby iPhones, iPads, and Macs. The feature uses peer-to-peer connections and expands to more Android devices through Google Play updates.
X is down for thousands of users across the US and other countries. This marks the second major service disruption in just days, leaving many unable to refresh their feeds or post content.
The Finnish telecom giant is making a massive bet on American AI infrastructure. Nokia’s $4 billion investment targets research, development and production of AI-optimized network connectivity. This comes as part of a collaboration with the Trump administration.
AI devices from doorbells to toys raise serious privacy and safety concerns that most shoppers overlook. New investigations reveal everything from hacked baby monitors to AI toys having explicit conversations with children. Here’s what you need to know before buying.
A recent poll reveals that sustainability remains a low priority for many manufacturers, with cost and complexity being major barriers. But the companies that do invest are seeing significant efficiency gains and cost savings over time.
Financial institutions are facing massive AI disruption that will fundamentally change how consumers interact with banks. Human website visits will drop 20% while machine traffic surges 40%, forcing banks to adapt to an agent-to-agent economy.
SK Hynix is dramatically expanding DRAM production to meet AI industry demands, planning an eightfold increase by 2026. However, even this massive capacity boost won’t be enough to ease the ongoing memory shortage affecting data centers and AI projects worldwide.
