American AI giants are flooding into India with free plans and billion-dollar investments. But beneath the surface lies a familiar pattern of extraction versus genuine partnership that could define the next decade of global AI development.
OpenAI has finalized a major restructuring that converts the company into a public benefit corporation while giving Microsoft a significant stake. This move resolves governance questions that have lingered since last year’s leadership crisis.
China controls 92% of rare earth refining and 98% of magnet production, creating a critical vulnerability for Western tech and defense industries. Breaking this dominance could take a decade despite billions in investment.
While productivity apps compete with complex features, Windows Sticky Notes has quietly become a workflow essential. Its 2024 overhaul transformed it from digital clutter to indispensable tool through smart integrations and frictionless capture.
Behind OpenAI’s corporate structure lies a foundation with ultimate authority. Special voting rights and equity warrants ensure the non-profit controls the AI giant’s destiny and stands to benefit most from its success.
Switzerland is pioneering two distinct approaches to crypto banking that could reshape global finance. While established players integrate digital assets into traditional frameworks, new entrants are building banks from scratch on blockchain principles.
Many founders fall into the visibility trap, prioritizing awards and recognition over foundational systems. This analysis explores why this happens and what separates sustainable companies from flash-in-the-pan successes.
Microsoft’s KB5067112 update brings “Personalized Offers” to Windows 11 setup screens, marking a significant change in how the company approaches user experience and monetization. The update also fixes several technical issues affecting touch keyboards and networking.
Microsoft is betting that natural language AI can turn office workers into software builders. The company’s new Copilot features eliminate coding requirements, but may create a shadow IT nightmare for enterprises already struggling with AI adoption.
Companies are spending billions on specialized technology, yet professionals report it’s harder than ever to get work done. The fragmentation problem is costing businesses up to 40% in productivity losses.
