Meter is taking Apple’s playbook to enterprise networking with a vertically integrated approach. The company just secured $170 million in Series C funding and promises autonomous networks by 2026. But is this Steve Jobs-inspired vision practical for networking infrastructure?
FTAI Aviation is deploying Palantir’s Artificial Intelligence Platform across its engine maintenance operations. The system analyzes parts requirements, scans external sources, and makes procurement recommendations. Initial results have been “impressive” according to company leadership.
Meta has defeated the FTC’s historic antitrust challenge that sought to break up the company. The judge ruled the social media landscape has changed too much since the lawsuit began to justify such drastic action.
The National Vulnerability Database is struggling with a massive backlog of unanalyzed vulnerabilities. Security analyst Jerry Gamblin proposes a decentralized global system to replace the current centralized model. His research shows only 26% of CVEs get properly enriched with critical data.
Meta has defeated the FTC’s monopoly lawsuit after a federal judge agreed that social networking is dead. The ruling means Meta competes with TikTok and YouTube, not just traditional social apps.
Kraken has raised $800 million in new funding, valuing the crypto exchange at $20 billion. The round was led by institutional investors including Jane Street and Tribe Capital, with Citadel Securities making a major strategic investment.
Take-Two’s CEO believes gaming is shifting toward PC platforms, with PC accounting for 40% or more of GTA sales. While a simultaneous console and PC launch remains unlikely, industry trends suggest a PC version will eventually arrive.
Google just launched Antigravity, an autonomous development platform that handles entire coding tasks from start to finish. Powered by Gemini 3 Pro, it transforms developers into high-level architects rather than line-by-line coders. The system is available now as a free public preview for Windows,
The Analogue 3D uses FPGA technology to perfectly replicate Nintendo 64 hardware while making it look great on modern TVs. At $250, it’s a premium solution for retro gaming purists who want that authentic CRT glow without the original hardware headaches.
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai is sounding the alarm about “irrationality” in the AI investment boom, drawing direct comparisons to the late 1990s internet bubble. His comments come as scrutiny intensifies around OpenAI’s massive $1.4 trillion infrastructure commitment against relatively modest revenue
