Apple’s AI Brain Drain is Real, and Meta is the Winner
Apple has seen a significant exodus of AI talent in 2024, with key figures from executives to engineers departing. The biggest beneficiary? Meta, which has snapped up at least nine of them.
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The New Color E Ink Tablet That Wants to Replace Your Laptop
According to Android Authority, the new B10 tablet is launching with a 10.3-inch Kaleido 3 color E Ink display. Its black-and-white resolution is 2480 x…
The Boring Company’s Reclusive President Finally Talks. Why Now?
According to Fortune, Steve Davis, the president of Elon Musk's $5.6 billion tunneling startup The Boring Company, has broken a decade of public silence to…
Anthropic’s Cowork Plugins Aim to Turn Claude Into Your Employee
According to PYMNTS.com, Anthropic has launched new plugins for its Cowork AI agent, enabling users to tailor Claude to specific job functions by dictating workflows,…
A Landmark Lawsuit Just Hit AI Hiring. It Won’t Be The Last.
According to Fast Company, a new lawsuit filed on Tuesday, January 21, 2026, is the first in the U.S. to accuse an AI hiring company,…
AI Toy Security Fumble Exposes 50,000 Kids’ Private Chats
According to HotHardware, an AI-powered toy company named Bondu exposed over 50,000 private chat logs between children and its AI-enabled stuffed animals. The security flaw…
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When Your Fancy IT Support Contract Is Worse Than Useless
According to TheRegister.com, a company in northern England ran its critical sales platform on an old, 8-CPU Sun server with a five-figure annual support contract.…
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Google’s AI Health Advice Is Citing YouTube More Than Medical Sites
According to Digital Trends, a December 2025 analysis of over 50,000 German-language health searches revealed a surprising trend in Google's…
The CEO of a $4 Billion AI Unicorn Swears by Biking and Blank Street Coffee
According to Business Insider, Victor Riparbelli co-founded the AI video generation platform Synthesia in 2017. The company just announced a…
AI in Healthcare: It’s Already Here, and It’s Spotting Cancer
According to Innovation News Network, artificial intelligence is now actively reshaping healthcare, moving from concept to clinical reality. A key…
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AMD’s Not Done: A Strix Halo Refresh Is Already Coming
According to KitGuru.net, AMD is already preparing a refresh for its high-end Ryzen AI Max 'Strix Halo' mobile processors, likely to be called the Ryzen…
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The New Color E Ink Tablet That Wants to Replace Your Laptop
According to Android Authority, the new B10 tablet is launching with a 10.3-inch Kaleido 3 color E Ink display. Its black-and-white resolution is 2480 x…
Foxconn’s AI Server Boom Drives a 26% Revenue Surge
Foxconn’s revenue soared to NT$844.3 billion ($27 billion) in November, a 26% year-on-year increase. The company credits “strong growth” in cloud and networking products, specifically pointing to momentum for AI server racks.
The Messy, Fast Reality of Building AI Data Centers
The breakneck demand for AI compute isn’t waiting for new construction. Companies like Raeden are finding it faster and smarter to retrofit old buildings into high-tech data centers. It’s a messy, complex process that’s becoming critical to keeping pace.
OpenAI is talking to India’s TCS about a Stargate data center
OpenAI is reportedly in advanced talks with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) for a potential Stargate data center project in India. The discussions also involve plans to co-create agentic AI solutions for business clients.
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang says AI is 100 times better than just two years ago
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang made a surprise appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast. He claimed AI technology has become 100 times more capable in just the last two years.
Holiday E-Commerce Attacks Are Surging. It’s Getting Ugly.
The 2025 holiday shopping season is facing an unprecedented wave of cyberattacks. Research reveals a 620% spike in Black Friday phishing, over 18,000 suspicious holiday-themed domains, and a quadrupling of mobile threats. Attackers prepared months in advance.
Amazon’s Kindle Scribe Colorsoft Finally Gets a December Release Date
Amazon has updated its listings to confirm a December 10 US launch for the new Kindle Scribe and the colorful Kindle Scribe Colorsoft. The base model starts at $499.99, while the Colorsoft begins at $629.99.
Satellites Could Ruin Space Telescopes By 2035
A new study in Nature warns the satellite boom could blind space telescopes. For some observatories, nearly every image could be ruined by light streaks within a decade, raising an urgent crisis for astronomy.