The FCC is asking customers affected by Verizon’s major January outage to report their experiences by March 16. The investigation is focused on the impact on 911 services and Verizon’s response. Meanwhile, the company is offering $20 credits, but scammers are trying to cash in.
Interlune, founded by former Blue Origin president Rob Meyerson, is raising a $5 million SAFE round to advance its lunar helium-3 mining plans. The company has a prospecting mission with Astrolab slated for launch this summer.
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.
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.
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.
Google’s threat intelligence group has taken legal and technical action to disrupt the IPIDEA residential proxy network. The move highlights the growing threat of apps that pay users for “unused bandwidth,” often without clear consent.
OpenAI board chair Bret Taylor argues that the real AI disruption isn’t just “vibe coding” apps faster. He says the future is AI agents that replace traditional software entirely. However, leaders from Google and Anthropic warn that AI-generated code still struggles with security and maintainability
Apple has launched a new AirTag with key upgrades. It features a 50% louder speaker and Precision Finding with a 50% longer range, thanks to a new Ultra Wideband chip. The company is also pushing its airline partnerships hard, claiming a 90% reduction in truly lost luggage.
