Two of China’s biggest solar manufacturers, JA Solar and Chint New Energy, have agreed to settle all patent lawsuits worldwide. The deal includes a cross-licensing agreement for key TOPCon cell technology, highlighting a strategic pivot during an industry crisis.
Tim Wu argues modern capitalism has shifted from creating good products to extracting value from customers. The Columbia professor says this explains the widespread “economic resentment” and feeling that things we like keep getting worse.
The lines between venture capital and private equity have blurred in the AI sector, creating a financial feedback loop that’s driving unprecedented market concentration. With AI companies burning through cash and using complex financial structures to hide leverage, we’re seeing classic bubble charac
OpenAI is committing to staggering data center expenses while user growth plateaus. The company needs unprecedented revenue growth to survive its massive financial commitments in an increasingly competitive AI market.
Nintendo has acquired Bandai Namco Studios Singapore in a rare external developer purchase. The studio, founded in 2013, reportedly worked on the original Metroid Prime 4 before Retro Studios took over. It will now be known as Nintendo Studios Singapore.
Google’s leadership expert Brian Glaser reveals why managers struggle with delivering critical feedback. The pursuit of being liked often comes at the cost of team growth and respect.
Google has pulled its EU antitrust complaint against Microsoft only a week after European regulators launched a formal investigation. The sudden reversal comes after Google had accused Microsoft of restricting customers to its Azure cloud platform.
Renewable energy markets face a fundamental challenge: what happens when the sun doesn’t shine and wind doesn’t blow? The answer involves price spikes, market mechanics, and the urgent need for flexibility solutions.
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney thinks Steam’s AI disclosure requirements should be dropped. He argues that as generative AI becomes ubiquitous in game production, these tags will soon be irrelevant.
Companies are increasingly citing AI as the reason behind workforce reductions. MIT research shows AI can already replace nearly 12% of US jobs, with tech roles expected to double by 2030 despite overall workforce shrinkage.
