What started as a complaint about a delayed Tesla Roadster refund has escalated into another public confrontation between Elon Musk and Sam Altman. The exchange reveals ongoing tensions between the former OpenAI co-founders amid legal battles and AI competition.
Nexperia has halted wafer shipments to its Guangdong facility following Dutch government intervention. The suspension stems from payment disputes and broader concerns about technology transfer to China.
Exxon Mobil is negotiating with tech giants to power AI data centers using natural gas with carbon capture technology. This unexpected alliance could solve AI’s power crisis while creating new revenue streams for oil majors. But significant technical and economic hurdles remain.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is making a bold case for continued AI chip sales to China despite tightening export controls. His diplomatic approach contrasts with escalating tech tensions between Washington and Beijing. What’s at stake for the global AI industry?
A major workforce survey reveals employees using AI are more optimistic about job creation than job elimination. The data shows surprising effects on employee loyalty and workplace dynamics as AI adoption accelerates.
When Microsoft invested $1 billion in OpenAI in 2019, even Bill Gates thought it was money going up in smoke. Five years later, that bet has transformed Microsoft’s position in artificial intelligence and created one of the most valuable private companies in history.
Presidio makes strategic move into European market with $100 million acquisition of Dublin-based Ergo. The deal creates a formidable player in Ireland’s competitive tech services landscape and signals Presidio’s international growth ambitions.
The trucking industry enters year three of an unusually long downward freight cycle, forcing carriers to adopt survival strategies. Less-than-truckload providers are focusing on yield management over volume, while truckload carriers battle excess capacity and suppressed rates.
Jamf, the dominant Apple device management platform, is going private in a $2.2 billion acquisition by Francisco Partners. The move signals major changes ahead for enterprise Apple management and could reshape competition in the MDM space.
President Trump praised Apple CEO Tim Cook during a Tokyo business summit, highlighting Apple’s $600 billion U.S. investment program. The event followed a $490 billion U.S.-Japan investment announcement and featured major tech leaders.
