NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has commented on the escalating legal dispute between Intel and TSMC over a former executive. Huang praised TSMC’s track record in protecting sensitive information while emphasizing that NVIDIA’s technology stack would be incredibly difficult to replicate regardless. The comm
VMware is fighting to keep its copyright case against Siemens in US courts, alleging the company used far more software than it licensed. The dispute highlights Broadcom’s controversial licensing changes that have some customers facing 300% cost increases.
China’s Bitcoin mining industry has staged a massive comeback despite the country’s 2021 crypto ban. The country now ranks third globally in mining activity, driven by cheap electricity and available infrastructure.
Microsoft appears to be making good on its 10-year Call of Duty promise to Nintendo. Sledgehammer Games job listings specifically mention Switch experience, hinting at COD 2027 development for Nintendo’s next console. This would mark the series’ return to Nintendo platforms after a 14-year absence.
Oracle is becoming the poster child for AI infrastructure risks according to Morgan Stanley. The investment bank warns the company’s financial liabilities could nearly triple over three years, making it the weakest hyperscaler. Credit default swap prices suggest growing concern about Oracle’s balloo
Perplexity just launched an AI-powered shopping feature that remembers your preferences and lets you checkout with PayPal. The move comes just as OpenAI added similar shopping capabilities to ChatGPT. Both companies are now racing to monetize AI through e-commerce partnerships.
US Bancorp is piloting its own stablecoin on the Stellar blockchain, with executives calling the ability to freeze assets “particularly appealing.” This represents a major shift from crypto’s original vision of censorship-resistant money toward bank-controlled infrastructure.
Fortune 500 companies are eliminating tens of thousands of positions across multiple sectors. The cuts come as businesses cite AI investment, corporate restructuring, and economic pressures including tariffs.
OpenAI expects ChatGPT to reach 220 million paid subscribers by 2030, up from current conversion rates of 5%. The company is already doing “well more” than $13 billion in revenue and could hit $100 billion by 2027 through new shopping and advertising products.
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.
