Steve Davis, the famously silent president of The Boring Company, is suddenly doing media tours and tunnel walkthroughs. This shift comes as the $5.6 billion tunneling startup faces regulatory fines, safety probes, and growing political opposition to its projects.
Anthropic is launching a suite of plugins for its Cowork AI agent, designed to customize Claude for specific business functions like sales and finance. This move doubles down on the enterprise market, which already provides 80% of the company’s revenue.
A new lawsuit filed on Tuesday is the first in the U.S. to directly challenge an AI hiring platform under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. The case against Eightfold AI, used by giants like PayPal and Microsoft, alleges it screened applicants without their knowledge or a chance to correct errors. This
Tim Cook’s attendance at a Melania Trump documentary screening has ignited a fierce debate about CEO complicity. Meanwhile, Samsung’s new foldable phone arrives with a staggering price and no review units, raising major red flags.
ASUS has begun deploying a new BIOS update for its AM5 platform motherboards. The update is based on AMD’s latest AGESA Pre1.3.0.0 firmware and includes a significant change to memory controller behavior that users need to understand.
Amazon has slashed the price on its latest Eero 7 mesh Wi-Fi system. A four-pack of the Wi-Fi 7 routers is now $410, down from $520, making it a record low.
Apple’s latest quarterly results shattered records, with iPhone revenue hitting $85.3 billion. However, the company’s massive $10.9 billion R&D investment reveals the high cost of playing AI catch-up.
Kioxia is making a major comeback by focusing on high-density NAND storage for AI data centers. While Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron battle over HBM, Kioxia is capitalizing on a supply crunch and soaring prices.
Microsoft shares had their worst day since 2020, tumbling 10% despite beating overall revenue estimates. The drop was triggered by Azure cloud growth of 39%, which slightly missed the 39.4% consensus. The company’s CFO indicated growth could have been higher if they hadn’t prioritized their own AI i
In the niche world of insurance accounting software, a promising AI startup is accused of creating a fake insurance company to spy on a competitor. The legal battle shows how messy disruption can get when billions are on the line.
