Even tech giants with billions to spend can create legendary flops. Some CPUs, like Intel’s Prescott and AMD’s Bulldozer, were so bad they nearly killed their companies. Let’s look back at the silicon that failed spectacularly.
Global sovereign wealth funds reached a record $15 trillion in assets in 2025, with a huge surge in tech investments. The US was the top destination, pulling in $131.8 billion, while Middle Eastern funds led the charge in AI and digital deals.
The U.S. government is taking concrete steps toward offshore critical mineral mining. The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is reviewing a lease request off Virginia and seeking public comment on a potential lease near Guam, setting up a clash between resource needs and environmental concerns.
While everyone focused on Nvidia’s GPUs, the real bottleneck in the AI boom turned out to be memory. Kioxia Holdings, a maker of NAND flash chips, rode that demand to become 2025’s top-performing stock. Its story is a lesson in what really powers artificial intelligence.
According to PYMNTS.com, CFOs are shifting from reactive financial management to predictive intelligence. Their 2025 resolutions focus on consolidating fragmented payments data, integrating new payment ecosystems, and using AI as infrastructure to turn data into a strategic asset for better cash flo
Obbe Vermeij, a former technical director at Rockstar North, has commended Larian Studios for deciding not to make Baldur’s Gate 4. He calls the move “risky” and “bold,” noting it’s far easier to keep milking a successful franchise. Vermeij speaks from experience, having left Rockstar after working
According to 9to5Mac, iOS 27 is shaping up to be a major update with a new AI-powered Apple Health+ service, special optimizations for the rumored iPhone Fold, and a visual redesign for Siri. The update is also expected to bring a revamped Calendar app and a renewed focus on bug fixes and performanc
Samsung is reportedly selling its new Galaxy Z TriFold foldable phone at a loss. The device launched in South Korea for roughly $2,500, making it the company’s most expensive phone, yet it still isn’t profitable per unit. A U.S. launch is slated for early 2026.
According to TechRadar, Nintendo’s Switch 2 momentum is set to continue into 2026 with a packed schedule of exclusives and surprising third-party support. The big mystery? A new 3D Mario game to coincide with the 2026 movie sequel.
According to a new report, Tesla’s much-hyped robotaxi program is a tiny operation with major problems. While Elon Musk promised millions of autonomous cars, the reality is about 30 supervised cabs in one city, struggling with basic safety and traffic laws.
