The AI investment frenzy is drawing comparisons to past market bubbles from some unlikely sources. Michael Burry warns about semiconductor depreciation while SoftBank makes a massive Nvidia exit. Yet tech giants show no signs of slowing their trillion-dollar bets.
Samsung’s rumored tri-fold phone is shaping up to be more competitive than expected. The device reportedly features a 5,600mAh battery that matches Huawei’s current offering.
Researchers have developed graphene supercapacitors that store as much energy as lead-acid batteries while charging nearly instantly. The breakthrough could replace traditional batteries in many applications where both high energy and fast power delivery are essential.
Business leaders are feeling more optimistic about the global economy despite what one former Fed official calls “frog-boiling” conditions. The focus has shifted from tariff disruptions to AI transformation, with most CEOs expecting significant impacts.
Google is taking legal action against a Chinese hacking group that sells phishing software used in massive SMS scams. The operation allegedly stole $1 billion from victims across 121 countries using fake websites impersonating trusted brands.
SoftBank Group shares dropped sharply after revealing it sold its entire Nvidia stake for $5.8bn. The move is part of a massive shift toward funding artificial intelligence investments, particularly OpenAI. Analysts warn this represents a risky pivot from proven winners to uncertain AI ventures.
The tablet market’s 18-month growth streak ended in Q3 2025 with shipments dropping 4.4% year-over-year to 38 million units. While Apple and Lenovo posted gains, smaller manufacturers saw their combined shipments plummet from 11.2 million to 8.3 million units.
Researchers have developed measurement protection quantum key distribution that works in moving environments. This eliminates the need for constant recalibration when channel conditions change, making satellite quantum communication finally practical.
Google’s latest Pixel Drop brings AI-powered photo editing directly to Google Messages, making it accessible beyond just Pixel devices. The update also enhances scam detection for messages and introduces new power-saving features for Pixel 10 owners. These features roll out today across multiple cou
The controversial spyware maker NSO Group has new owners and leadership aiming for the US market. But existing bans and documented abuses create significant obstacles to their American ambitions.
