Microsoft’s stock is on track for its worst post-earnings drop in over three years, sinking about 7% after its December-quarter report. Analysts point to high AI-related costs as the culprit, overshadowing strong demand.
Dublin startup Overpath has secured €1.6 million in a funding round led by Elkstone. The company is building an AI-powered platform to help sales teams correct execution errors in real-time, targeting a massive global market.
Building a modern interface for an embedded device doesn’t have to be a nightmare. The open-source LVGL library, paired with Renesas hardware and tools, is lowering the barrier to creating rich HMIs.
A provocative piece from Inc warns against anthropomorphizing AI. It breaks down why large language models are fundamentally different from human thought, and why trusting them like people is a risky mistake.
Nvidia is making a massive $2 billion equity investment in cloud provider CoreWeave. The two companies plan to collaborate on building 5 gigawatts of AI factory capacity.
Nike is investigating a massive data breach where hackers claim to have stolen over 1.4 terabytes of internal files. The data includes product designs, material specs, and future plans, but not customer info. The leak could lead to advanced counterfeits and give rivals a peek at Nike’s roadmap.
A TechRadar columnist is making a case for using awful hardware. He credits a glitchy, slow Lenovo IdeaPad Duet Chromebook with 4GB of RAM for forcing him to focus and dramatically improving his writing output. The piece flips modern productivity advice on its head, suggesting friction can be a feat
Nidec Corp. is set to announce a recovery plan as soon as Wednesday, following an accounting scandal that has pushed its debt to junk status and put it on notice for delisting. The plan comes after founder Shigenobu Nagamori stepped down in December, with a third-party probe still ongoing.
OpenAI says its massive $500 billion Stargate AI data center initiative will include community plans and fund local energy infrastructure to prevent utility bill spikes. It’s a huge promise as AI threatens to triple U.S. power demand.
A mysterious trader won $400,000 betting on Polymarket that Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro would be out by January’s end, just hours before a reported U.S. military strike. The incident has sparked a fierce debate: is using non-public information in these markets fraud, or is it essential for t
