CNBC’s Jim Cramer suggests Wall Street’s fixation on expensive tech stocks triggered Tuesday’s market sell-off. Despite Palantir beating earnings estimates, the stock fell nearly 8% as investors questioned lofty valuations across the AI sector.
Google is working on Project Suncatcher, an ambitious plan to deploy AI data centers in space. The company aims to launch prototype satellites with TPUs by early 2027, leveraging constant solar power and optical interconnects. This could solve Earth’s data center energy and location problems.
Apple has detailed new developer tools for complying with Texas’s upcoming age verification law. The requirements take effect January 1, 2026 and will impact apps available in Texas.
AOC has launched what it claims is the world’s fastest gaming monitor, capable of hitting 1,000 Hz at 1080p resolution. The 27-inch display can also run at 500 Hz in 1440p mode, but it’s unclear if it uses OLED technology. This pushes refresh rates into territory that even professional gamers might
Nintendo’s legal battle against Palworld faces new hurdles as US patent authorities question the validity of Pokémon’s monster battle mechanics. This follows Japan’s recent rejection of similar Nintendo patent claims. The developments could significantly weaken Nintendo’s infringement case.
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% cut would eliminate 2,700 jobs.
A new computational approach has successfully predicted how RNA molecules fold into their functional shapes. This breakthrough could accelerate development of RNA-based therapeutics for everything from genetic disorders to viral infections.
Animoca Brands, the Hong Kong blockchain giant, is heading to Nasdaq through a reverse merger with Singapore’s Currenc. The deal would create what the company calls the world’s first publicly-listed digital assets conglomerate. Shareholders will vote on the merger that would give Animoca’s investors
Microsoft is launching .NET 10 at its annual .NET Conf virtual event next week. The three-day conference runs from November 11-13, 2025 and will feature deep dives into AI development and cloud-native tools.
Nearly all market researchers have adopted AI tools, with 72% using them daily. But the technology creates a productivity paradox – saving time while requiring constant validation of error-prone outputs.
