The Supreme Court is weighing whether the president overstepped by using a national emergency law to impose sweeping tariffs. The administration claimed the $1.8 trillion in revenue is vital, but new estimates show the economic damage outweighs the gains.
Ayaneo has announced its Next 2 Windows gaming handheld, and it’s packing some serious hardware. It features a massive 115Wh battery, a 9.06-inch OLED display, and an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 chipset capable of 85W TDP.
Legendary investor Michael Burry is betting against Nvidia and AI hyperscalers, seeing a bubble inflated by accounting. He argues the $30,000 GPUs powering the boom may physically or economically fail long before their 6-year depreciation schedule assumes, risking massive write-downs.
The Indian government is expanding a program to track all smartphones, new and used. While aimed at curbing theft, it’s a massive privacy escalation with few safeguards.
A new AI voice startup called Gradium has launched with a massive $70 million seed round. The company is a commercial spinout from the non-profit Parisian lab Kyutai and is backed by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna did some napkin math on the AI data center boom and concluded there’s “no way” companies get a return. He estimates global commitments for chasing AGI total about 100 gigawatts of capacity, which at today’s costs is roughly $8 trillion in capital expenditure. To pay just the i
Opera is expanding its AI features powered by Google’s Gemini models beyond its experimental Neon browser. The new capabilities, including a smart side panel for summaries and file analysis, are now coming to the mainstream Opera One and Opera GX browsers.
In a sponsored article for VentureBeat, Apptio’s GM makes the case that FinOps and ITFM are failing without unified data. The company’s Technology Business Management platform aims to be the “financial intelligence layer” connecting cost to business value across cloud, apps, and workforce spend.
MongoDB shares surged in after-hours trading following a strong Q3 report. The company blew past revenue and earnings estimates, showcasing robust growth for the database platform.
Email marketing is evolving. According to a new industry survey, marketing leaders are abandoning open rates as a key metric due to privacy changes. They’re now prioritizing what really matters: clicks and sales.
