A University of Cambridge mental health researcher has revived the 52/17 rule as the optimal productivity rhythm. But does this one-size-fits-all timing approach actually work in diverse work environments and individual contexts?
In a venture landscape obsessed with AI and massive funds, Dutch VC henQ is taking the road less traveled. Their new €67.6 million fund targets “boring” markets and founder execution above all else. This contrarian strategy reveals a deeper truth about European scaling.
Waymo’s ambitious expansion into three major U.S. cities represents a pivotal moment for autonomous transportation. The company’s strategic approach to weather challenges and regulatory hurdles reveals much about the future of urban mobility.
Major AI companies are giving away their services for free across India, but there’s a catch. This strategic move reveals how India’s massive user base is becoming the training ground for next-generation AI models worldwide.
The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund has rejected Elon Musk’s unprecedented $1 trillion Tesla compensation package. Norway’s $2 trillion fund cites governance concerns ahead of Thursday’s shareholder vote.
A landmark partnership between South Korea’s LG Chem and China’s Sinopec aims to accelerate sodium-ion battery commercialization. This alliance could disrupt lithium’s dominance in energy storage markets worldwide.
YouTube TV has proposed restoring Disney’s ABC and ESPN networks while negotiations continue, rejecting Disney’s request for temporary ABC restoration for election coverage. The streaming service says it can reinstate channels “within hours” if Disney agrees.
Microsoft’s massive $9.7 billion agreement with IREN to access NVIDIA’s advanced GB300 chips represents a fundamental shift in how tech giants are approaching AI infrastructure. Rather than building their own data centers, companies are turning to specialized partners to scale faster.
Electronic Arts promises creative control will remain unchanged after its massive $55 billion acquisition by Saudi Arabia’s PIF and Silver Lake. But gaming industry veterans know such assurances often face pressure from new ownership priorities.
Samsung’s upcoming Exynos 2600 engineering sample has achieved single-core performance matching Apple’s M5 in leaked benchmarks. The 2nm GAA chipset demonstrates unprecedented power efficiency while potentially redefining mobile computing boundaries.
