A startup founded by the creator of Apple’s Swift language is taking on Nvidia’s foundational CUDA software. Modular has raised $380 million to build a portable AI platform that already boosts AMD chip performance by 50%. The goal is to end the industry’s reliance on a single vendor.
The controversy over Rockstar firing 34 Grand Theft Auto 6 developers has reached the UK’s highest political level. Prime Minister Keir Starmer called the case “deeply concerning” during a parliamentary session.
You don’t need to pack a separate travel router. Your smartphone, with its modern hardware and VPN support, is already a capable and secure hub for all your devices on the go. It’s about convenience, security, and using what you already carry.
Google is launching a commercial pilot program where it will pay publishers to feature AI-generated article overviews on their dedicated Google News pages. The goal is to give users more context before clicking, but it could reduce traffic to publisher sites. Participants include The Washington Post
According to new data, orders for manufacturing technology surged dramatically in October 2025. This signals strong, sustained investment in industrial capacity despite broader economic worries. Key sectors like aerospace and power generation are leading the charge.
A 150MW data center campus has been proposed for a 42-acre site in Baltimore County’s Woodlawn area. Construction is slated to begin in mid-2026, but details are sparse and local officials are demanding transparency.
IBM is making a massive $11 billion play for the future of enterprise AI infrastructure by acquiring Confluent, the commercial platform for Apache Kafka. This move fills a critical gap in IBM’s stack, aiming to make real-time data flow as fundamental as databases once were. It’s a direct challenge t
Investors in the Asia-Pacific region are bracing for a volatile session. All eyes are on China’s inflation figures and the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rate announcement, both due later today.
A brand-new company, Unconventional AI, just landed a staggering $475 million seed round at a $4.5 billion valuation to build novel computers for AI. Meanwhile, AI funding is booming across legal tech, customer service, and even chemical discovery. The money is chasing both new hardware paradigms an
According to MIT Technology Review, experts are deeply divided on AI’s near-future impact. Some predict a change greater than the Industrial Revolution, while others argue adoption will move at “human speed.” The debate is the focus of a final series collaboration between the Financial Times and MIT
