Navan’s Nasdaq debut saw shares fall 12% despite a successful $923 million IPO. The corporate travel platform’s valuation dropped $3 billion from its 2022 private funding round, highlighting market concerns.
DTE Energy just signed a data center agreement that will increase its electric load by 25%. This single deal represents transformational growth for the utility, but comes with significant challenges and opportunities for the broader energy sector.
While investors chase infinitely scalable software, one founder believes the real disruption opportunity lies in messy, human-intensive enterprise services. The very “services” investors dismiss as dirty words could be the key to Netflix-ing traditional consultancies.
The average household faces nearly 30 cyber attacks daily on connected devices. With millions of Android devices compromised out-of-the-box, the threat is real and immediate. Here’s what you need to know.
Communities are pushing back against data center expansion, but the real story involves complex grid economics and political tensions. The backlash reveals deeper infrastructure challenges facing America’s power system.
Samsung is bringing its mobile browser to Windows PCs, creating a seamless browsing experience across the Galaxy ecosystem. This strategic move challenges Chrome’s dominance while offering users Apple-style continuity. The beta launch signals Samsung’s broader ambitions in the software ecosystem.
Two former NASA administrators have sounded the alarm about Artemis’s current trajectory, warning that SpaceX’s Starship-based approach cannot beat China to the moon. Their calls for urgent changes highlight a growing space race crisis.
A groundbreaking university experiment reveals AI’s surprising impact on learning. Students using AI became more engaged and confident, but their test scores remained identical to non-AI peers. The findings challenge assumptions about technology in education.
Broadcom’s recent 13% weekly surge highlights the company’s AI-driven momentum. But behind the impressive numbers lie critical questions about sustainability, competitive positioning, and market dynamics that every investor should understand.
What was once a NASA luxury is becoming a commercial necessity. Satellite servicing costs have dropped from hundreds of millions to potentially under $50 million per mission, creating a new orbital economy.
