A key Siri executive and four AI researchers have left Apple, according to a new report. This continues a worrying trend of top talent departing for competitors like Google, OpenAI, and Meta.
The National Stock Exchange of India has finally received approval to prepare for its IPO, ending a nearly 10-year wait. The move comes after regulatory issues, including a 2019 market ban and a $141 million settlement proposal, stalled its plans.
Finding specialized tech workers remains brutally difficult for most companies. New data shows the core skills needed are about to shift dramatically, complicating hiring efforts even further.
Securing funding for a climate tech startup is a unique challenge. According to a VC with deep experience, founders need a specific playbook that goes beyond a great idea.
The U.S. government is putting serious money behind small modular nuclear reactors. Two $400 million grants aim to get new reactor projects moving, with a focus on proven “Gen III+” light-water designs to meet surging power demand from AI and manufacturing.
AI search startup Perplexity has signed a major three-year agreement with Microsoft worth $750 million to use its Azure cloud services. The deal gives Perplexity access to frontier AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Elon Musk’s xAI through Microsoft’s Foundry program.
HashiCorp co-founder Mitchell Hashimoto sparked a major debate on X by advising workers to stay off their phones and find menial tasks like sweeping floors. His comments, drawing from his seven years in retail, were met with pushback about pay, culture, and slack capacity. The conversation highlight
Regulators are officially probing the massive Verizon network failure that left millions without service. They’re asking the public for specific accounts of how the outage impacted them, especially regarding emergency calls.
After a bug-filled 2025, Microsoft is promising a turnaround for Windows 11 in 2026. The company is redirecting engineers to “swarm” on performance and reliability problems. But can they actually deliver on this promise?
The latest GDC State of the Game Industry report reveals a deep contradiction. While 52% of developers say their studio uses GenAI tools, an equal 52% believe the technology is having a negative impact. The sentiment has grown 30% more negative in just one year.
