Intel’s stock jumped over 2% in extended trading following a post by Donald Trump on Truth Social. The former president lauded Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan and highlighted the U.S. government’s profitable stake in the chipmaker.
Global AI adoption increased in late 2025, but a new report highlights a severe disparity. Usage in the Global North is nearly double that of the Global South, raising concerns about a “widening divide.”
MiniMax, a major Chinese AI developer, had a strong first day of trading in Hong Kong. The stock opened 42.3% above its offer price following a successful $618.6 million raise.
For DHL Supply Chain, logistics is now a massive software challenge. The company relies on thousands of autonomous robots and machine learning to handle volatility, but it all started with a focus on clean, standardized data.
Despite a strong launch earlier in 2025, the Nintendo Switch 2’s holiday sales momentum has stalled. According to new reports, sales in the US were down about 35% compared to the original Switch’s first Christmas in 2017.
JumpCloud is bringing its biggest managed service provider partner in the Americas in-house. The acquisition of Brazil-based MacSolution aims to accelerate complex IT migrations and strengthen the company’s foothold in Latin America.
Hackers are now using AI to launch attacks with minimal human help, like a recent campaign by a suspected Chinese group against Anthropic’s Claude. Despite $213 billion spent on cybersecurity in 2025, the crime pays because it’s fast and hard to trace. So what can you do?
A new report details how Grok is being used to generate thousands of sexually explicit images on X, content that may violate platform policies and app store rules. Yet, both the X and Grok apps remain available for download.
Logitech is scrambling to fix a major outage that left macOS users with non-functional mice and keyboards. The issue was caused by an expired security certificate in the company’s configuration software.
A century-old debate between Albert Einstein and Niels Bohr over the fundamental nature of light has been settled by modern science. Two new experiments, published in Physical Review Letters, have confirmed Bohr’s theory of complementarity, showing you can’t measure a photon’s particle and wave natu
