AMD just posted a massive 36% year-over-year revenue jump to $9.2 billion in Q3 2025. CEO Lisa Su confirmed their next-gen 2nm EPYC Venice “Zen 6” CPUs and Instinct MI400 AI accelerators are on track for 2026 launch, with multiple cloud partners already testing platforms.
Apple’s newly redesigned web App Store went live yesterday, but someone discovered the company had left sourcemaps enabled. This allowed the entire front-end codebase to be extracted and published on GitHub.
DHS wants to expand biometric data collection to include DNA, voice prints, and ocular scans. The proposal would affect not just immigrants but also US citizens associated with immigration cases. Public comments show overwhelming opposition to what many call government overreach.
IBM is laying off thousands of employees this quarter, with architects, engineers, and AI specialists among those affected. The cuts come as CEO Arvind Krishna continues advocating for AI-driven workforce transformation. Meanwhile, IBM reported strong Q3 revenue growth of 7% year-over-year.
Google is partnering with Planet Labs to launch TPU chips into space by early 2027. Their Project Suncatcher envisions massive 81-satellite clusters forming kilometer-wide data centers in low Earth orbit. This could revolutionize computing but faces enormous technical hurdles.
Reflex Aerospace has closed a record €50 million Series A funding round, the largest in European New Space history. The German satellite manufacturer aims to address what defense officials call Europe’s “Achilles heel” in space-based intelligence.
Researchers analyzed nearly 11 million posts across 7 social platforms and found a disturbing pattern. Lower-quality news consistently gets 7% more engagement than credible sources, regardless of political leaning.
After months of explosive growth, AI stocks are suddenly facing a reality check. Companies like Palantir and Nvidia saw significant drops this week as investors question whether profits can match the hype. Even Michael Burry is betting against the AI giants.
Apple is reportedly working on a Chromebook-style laptop priced well under $1,000. The device targets casual users who primarily browse the web and work on documents. This marks a major shift for Apple’s typically premium-focused strategy.
IBM is cutting a “low single-digit percentage” of its global workforce in the fourth quarter. The company employed 270,000 people at the end of 2024, meaning even a 1% reduction would eliminate 2,700 jobs.
