S&P Global Ratings has downgraded Tether’s stability assessment to rock bottom. The rating agency highlights risky reserves, lack of transparency, and growing exposure to volatile assets like Bitcoin. This raises serious questions about the world’s largest stablecoin’s safety.
An AI company’s chief technology officer faces federal charges for illegally exporting Nvidia chips to China. Now the company claims he was never actually their CTO, despite multiple official documents stating otherwise.
Artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing tax workflows for technology companies dealing with complex global regulations. The adoption rate has nearly doubled in just one year, with most teams planning further investments in automation tools.
Spotify is reportedly planning another price hike for US subscribers in early 2026. This would be the third increase since 2023, potentially pushing the basic Premium plan to around $14 monthly. Despite previous hikes, the streaming giant continues adding millions of subscribers worldwide.
Nvidia posted a defensive message on X after its stock dropped over 2.5% on news that Google is expanding its TPU chip business. The chipmaker faces growing pressure from Google’s successful Gemini 3 model and criticism from investor Michael Burry.
Nvidia is pushing back against concerns that Google’s AI chips could threaten its dominance. The company says its Blackwell platform remains a generation ahead of competitors. But Google’s TPUs are gaining traction with major players like Meta.
CISA is warning smartphone users against unencrypted text messaging as nation-state actors target private messaging apps. The warning specifically mentions Signal and WhatsApp vulnerabilities, urging users to avoid standard messaging apps that lack end-to-end encryption.
A new study reveals artificial intelligence now generates more than half of all online articles. This tipping point raises questions about the future of human authorship and content quality across the web.
Amazon Web Services reportedly operates from over 900 data centers worldwide, far exceeding industry estimates. The massive footprint raises concerns about energy consumption and environmental impact as cloud computing continues expanding.
A new study reveals that PtBi crystal exhibits unprecedented superconductivity confined to its top and bottom surfaces. The material creates elusive Majorana particles that could enable fault-tolerant quantum computing. Researchers call it the “strangest superconductor of its kind.”
