Meta is making a major design play, hiring Apple’s longtime design studio head Alan Dye. He’ll lead a new creative studio inside Reality Labs, aiming to treat AI as a “new design material” for future devices.
In a major shift, Micron is exiting its Crucial consumer memory business to prioritize AI and data center chips. The brand will ship products until the end of February 2026. This move comes as AI demand causes severe memory shortages and price spikes.
AI is now a common part of hiring, with 88% of employers using it for screening. But a new study finds that giving candidates a choice between an AI or human interviewer could backfire, creating a new hurdle for low-ability job seekers.
Amazon is offering a free year of its Kiro Pro+ AI coding assistant to qualified startups. The move is a direct attempt to buy market share in a space dominated by GitHub Copilot and others.
Synopsys saw its stock surge after a major strategic investment from Nvidia. Despite strong fundamentals, the rally has pushed its valuation into expensive territory, raising questions for investors.
Microsoft’s stock dropped more than 2% on Wednesday following a report from The Information. The report states the company lowered sales quotas for its AI software after sales teams missed growth targets last fiscal year.
Apple has officially removed former AI chief John Giannandrea from its executive leadership page. His retirement follows the high-profile failure and delay of the new Siri features promised for iOS 18.
New data reveals a counter-narrative to AI job fears: it’s becoming a primary engine for entrepreneurship. A LinkedIn report found a 69% spike in users labeling themselves “founder” since July 2024, with 79% of small businesses already using AI. The technology is lowering barriers to starting and ru
At its Re:Invent 2025 conference, AWS announced the Trainium3 chip, claiming 4x performance gains and up to 50% cost savings. The real story, however, is the cloud giant’s aggressive plan to double computing capacity by 2027 to meet soaring AI demand.
Marvell Technology is making a massive move into optical AI interconnects, agreeing to acquire startup Celestial AI for a deal that could be worth up to $5.5 billion. The acquisition is a strategic bet on the “photonic fabric” needed to link the next generation of AI chips together.
