After a withdrawn nomination and a public feud between the White House and tech leaders, billionaire astronaut Jared Isaacman secures the NASA Administrator role in a 67-30 vote.
As US tech giants shed over $1 trillion in value, the market confronts a harsh reality: massive AI spending has yet to deliver the promised returns.
Read MoreMicron Technology posts record fiscal Q1 results, driven by an explosion in AI infrastructure demand, reshaping the semiconductor landscape for 2025.
Read MoreIn a strategic move to capture the connected TV market, Instagram launches a dedicated app for Amazon Fire TV, signaling a major shift in how short-form video is consumed.
Read MoreIn a signal of intense market demand for AI-driven data protection, Cyera secures $400 million in fresh capital, marking a 50% valuation surge in just six months.
Read MoreIn a strategic move to deepen viewer engagement, YouTube is beta-testing a tool that lets creators build playable mini-games using simple AI prompts.
Read MoreBy rapidly improving compatibility between PyTorch and its custom TPU chips, Google is eroding the 'software moat' that has long protected Nvidia's hardware dominance.
Read MoreGoogle's latest model prioritizes speed and cost-efficiency, signaling a strategic pivot toward enabling complex, multi-step AI agents over raw computational power.
Read MoreWith data centers now consuming 4.4% of U.S. electricity, researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have deployed advanced diagnostic tools to avert an energy bottleneck.
Read MoreDespite a projected $56.9 billion market boom, new reports from the FSB and IMF warn that unchecked AI adoption is outpacing regulation, creating critical systemic risks.
Read MoreWith data center electricity consumption set to double by 2030, the technology sector faces a critical infrastructure bottleneck that threatens to stall the AI revolution.
Read MoreWith over 1,000 companies fined in 2024 and new mandates sweeping from California to Brussels, the era of AI self-regulation has officially ended.
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