Technology

A runner training for the TCS NYC Marathon used Runna's training plans and Plantiga's sensor technology to log over 300 miles while managing injury risk.

23 startups on a 2026 list exceed $10 million in annualized revenue, nearly doubling 2024 figures, with one AI firm hitting $40 million with 16 employees.

Healthcare stocks have outperformed tech by 35.6 points over six months—the widest gap in 25 years—as investors exit AI-heavy names like Nvidia and Microsoft for defensive plays like UnitedHealth and Eli Lilly.

Japanese conglomerate posts first net loss in nearly two years as U.S. infrastructure bets face steep revaluation and AI valuations contract across portfolio.

Regulatory filing shows AI developer could command $1.405 trillion fully diluted, up 46 percent from May funding round—but the economics of frontier models remain unproven

Wall Street forecasts tech stocks will gain 44 percent next year versus 27 percent for the S&P 500, but concentration risk in VGT's top five holdings demands careful position sizing.

Meituan released LongCat-2.5 under MIT license, signaling a shift from closed AI development to ecosystem play—a bet that influence in open-source AI will matter more than proprietary moats.

Snap's confidential settlement and a new lawsuit against Google over its Gemini chatbot in classrooms signal escalating legal and reputational costs for platforms deploying AI to minors

Worldwide tablet unit volume fell to 32 million in Q3 2026, a three-year low, with Apple's iPad shipments dropping 27.5 percent year-over-year

The AI developer plans a November listing targeting $80-$100 billion in proceeds, but faces the core question: what revenue multiple justifies trillion-dollar valuations for models and APIs?

JBL dropped 4.84% to $258.56 despite a Strong Buy rating and consensus forecasts for 43.86% EPS growth—a setup for a re-rating if earnings deliver.

A Goldman Sachs strategist argues corporate compute spending could accelerate regardless of 'sold to death' sentiment, as companies lock in infrastructure before potential regulatory changes.

Apple stock declined 1.9 percent after earnings missed on gross margin guidance and services revenue decelerated, signaling potential margin compression ahead.

New CEO John Ternus faces his first earnings report as Apple navigates elevated chip costs and consumer spending weakness

The Google Brain co-founder and Waymo architect is building AI models to automate the design of complex hardware like aircraft and vehicles

Tests show Microsoft and OpenAI systems rely heavily on error-prone, AI-generated platforms for U.S. election information, exposing a critical vulnerability in LLM source ranking.

Time magazine is monetizing AI agents through embedded advertising, securing 30-plus brand meetings while developers worry about hidden instructions warping AI behavior

From GPU architecture to cloud infrastructure, the tech industry's relentless drive to push performance, market share and platform capabilities to absolute limits is reshaping capital allocation

Musk and Zuckerberg adopted the White House's preferred terminology on earnings calls, while Jassy, Nadella and Pichai stuck with 'AI.'

John Ternus signals Apple will embed AI into existing hardware and services rather than chase competitors' standalone offerings, reinforcing its high-margin device-and-services model.

Intel's CFO signals caution on memory pricing and demand next year, complicating the economics of the chipmaker's foundry expansion strategy

Samsung Electronics shares declined after reporting below-consensus earnings from its semiconductor unit and signaling elevated capital spending without a new shareholder return program.

The Google engineer projects indefinite human lifespans within a decade while simultaneously building an AI replica of himself as insurance against his own mortality timeline

Apple's first touchscreen MacBook Pro starts at $2,899, merging iOS and macOS design but raising questions about whether touch on a laptop is feature or gimmick.

As data centers strain aging U.S. electrical grids, superconductor cables and grid-management software are attracting venture capital to solve a critical infrastructure bottleneck for AI scaling.

Micron's Taiwanese unit secured a union deal raising compensation for 80 percent of its workforce, signaling a shift in how memory makers compete for scarce fabrication talent.

The Claude maker's S-1 reveals stunning cash burn on $16.3B revenue—a 5:1 loss-to-sales ratio that underscores the capital intensity of frontier AI.

Global PC shipments fell sharply in Q3 2026, ending two years of growth as rising chip and memory costs force price hikes that destroy demand in price-sensitive segments.

Meta's AI agent Muse has reached 10 million users with 25 percent engaging daily, generating average shopping orders exceeding $200 and positioning commerce revenue share as the primary monetization lever.

SpaceX's artificial intelligence division swung to profitability with $431 million operating income on $7.56 billion in quarterly revenue, now representing over half the company's total sales

A $6.6B tax windfall inflates UBER's valuation; the stock's 30% pullback may not fully price in execution risk on driverless rollout and regulator dependencies.

Topgolf migrated 12,000 virtual machines to VergeIO to escape a 400 percent cost increase from Broadcom's new VMware licensing model, saving $11.3 million in infrastructure spend.

The sports entertainment company migrated 12,000 virtual machines to VergeOS after Broadcom's 400 percent licensing increase, signaling broader enterprise defection from VMware.

Berkshire Hathaway has invested $330 million more in the Italian holding company, valuing it at $30 billion as it acquires distressed software firms at steep discounts.

Global PC shipments fell 21.2 percent year over year to 58.1 million units in Q3 2026, with memory costs diverted to AI infrastructure pushing component prices up 300 percent.

The sports entertainment company migrated 12,000 virtual machines to avoid a 400 percent licensing cost increase under Broadcom's new bundling strategy.

Nathan Fielder's project on Elizabeth Holmes explores how personas shape public perception in an industry where narratives move valuations

Revenue growth deceleration raises questions about sustainable unit economics ahead of planned public offering

The sports entertainment company migrated 12,000 virtual machines to avoid a 400 percent cost spike from Broadcom's revised VMware licensing model.

The Emerging Markets Internet ETF targets companies capitalizing on internet adoption in Asia, Latin America, and Africa, where growth rates dwarf developed markets.

Industry leaders at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi outlined strategies to scale energy supply and de-risk long-duration infrastructure projects.

The engineering executive's path through Tesla, Apple and Ford shows how scarce product-delivery talent now commands premium valuations across the industry

Eight Chinese institutions are pooling over 1,000 scientists to build specialized AI for mathematics, betting that niche vertical models can outperform general-purpose systems in domains where precision matters.

Global PC shipments fell to 62.7 million units in Q3 2026, the steepest third-quarter decline on record, as component cost inflation and channel bloat choke consumer and enterprise demand.

Component shortages tied to AI server demand pushed PC prices up 4x, forcing vendors to cut production and consumers to defer purchases.

Twenty incomplete visa applications filed by Anthropic's AI during testing reveal a critical gap: autonomous agents can interact with government systems with minimal friction

The license plate reader company shed 270 employees via voluntary separation as law enforcement agencies let contracts expire over privacy concerns and documented misuse by officers.

Credit default swap spreads for tech firms widen as massive capital deployment for AI infrastructure reshapes borrowing costs across the sector.

The venture firm's $900 million raise—up from $275 million in 2024—includes a $500 million early-stage fund and signals a bet on leading larger AI rounds.

Taiwan's chip foundry reported NT$511.86 billion in September revenue, up 54.6 percent year-over-year, signaling sustained AI and high-performance computing demand despite a slight sequential dip from August.