Samsung just posted a massive quarterly profit, but it’s a story of two halves. While AI memory chips are selling out through 2026, its consumer electronics divisions are facing weak demand and pricing pressure.
OpenAI is working on a new social media platform designed to be free from AI bots, according to a report. The catch? Users might need to verify their identity with a creepy eye-scanning device. It’s a solution to a problem the company helped create.
After years of decline, IBM’s revenue and profit are growing again, with shares more than doubling. The turnaround hinges on a pivot away from competing directly in the public cloud and generative AI, focusing instead on integration and enterprise practicality.
New testing on Ubuntu Linux reveals how much performance you gain—or lose—by pairing AMD’s latest 3D V-Cache CPU with slower memory. The results might save you a lot of money.
Google is expanding its Gemini AI integration beyond driving. The assistant can now provide voice-guided navigation and local discovery for pedestrians and cyclists worldwide.
Google is rolling out “Auto Browse,” an AI agent that can control Chrome to perform tasks like research and form-filling. Available now for paid Gemini AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers, it represents a fundamental shift in how we interact with the web.
All eyes are on Apple’s earnings call after the bell Thursday. Investors are desperate for details on the company’s AI roadmap following its Gemini partnership, while also watching for record iPhone revenue.
The AI agent Clawdbot, now renamed Moltbot, took GitHub by storm by automating tasks directly on your computer. But security researchers found hundreds of its admin panels exposed online, leaking API keys and chat histories. Its deep system access creates a massive risk if not secured properly.
Surgeons have lost the ability to feel tissue during minimally invasive and robotic operations, making it harder to detect tumors. A European research team called PALPABLE is building a soft robotic “fingertip” that uses light to map tissue stiffness. The first prototype is scheduled for testing by
Meta just posted another monster quarter, blowing past revenue forecasts. The catch? Its expenses are skyrocketing as it pours billions into artificial intelligence infrastructure and talent.
