Elon Musk just got a whole lot richer. A Delaware court reversed its earlier decision, awarding him a colossal $55 billion pay package from Tesla. This vindicates Musk and follows a shareholder vote to approve an even more staggering future package.
Samsung might equip its 2026 Galaxy Z Flip 8 with its in-house Exynos 2600 chipset, breaking from recent Snapdragon tradition. This move would be a major gamble for its popular flip phone line.
Netflix is making a major move into gaming by acquiring avatar platform Ready Player Me. The company’s team of 20 will join Netflix, and its services for developers will be shut down by January 31st, 2026.
Amazon is making a huge land grab for ground infrastructure to support its Leo satellite constellation. The plan for 300+ stations puts it in direct competition with SpaceX’s Starlink, targeting enterprise-grade connectivity.
The FUSE 3.18 release is out, headlined by a new “fuse-over-io_uring” mode for potentially huge performance improvements. In separate but equally welcome news, a Linux kernel patch set has fixed an eMMC secure erase bug that made wiping 1GB take about 10 minutes; it now takes roughly 2 seconds.
A Wedbush analyst just slapped an “underperform” rating on Lyft, predicting autonomous vehicles will hammer the stock in 2026. The warning comes even as Lyft shares are up 54% this year. The core fear? Lyft is too exposed and undiversified to survive the AV shift.
Persistent inflation and high interest rates are squeezing small businesses. In response, B2B software platforms are embedding financial tools like working capital loans directly into their workflows to keep cash flowing.
Apple completed its acquisition of Pixelmator Pro in February 2025. Nearly a year later, users are complaining about vague, infrequent updates, sparking fears the app is being neglected. The app’s future under Apple’s ownership is now in question.
Fuse Energy, founded by former Revolut executives, has secured €59 million in new funding, boosting its valuation to €4.2 billion. The company, which has reached €341 million in annual recurring revenue, plans to expand into Ireland, Spain, and the US while launching its own consumer hardware.
MITRE has expanded its D3FEND cybersecurity ontology to include operational technology. This provides a structured framework for securing industrial control systems and other cyber-physical assets that are increasingly networked. It’s a move to bring much-needed standardization to a historically fra
