Former top CFPB enforcement attorneys Eric Halperin, Cara Petersen and Tara Mikkilineni are launching a strategic enforcement project. The move comes as the Trump administration has effectively neutralized the consumer protection agency’s enforcement capabilities.
Google has relaunched Cameyo as “Cameyo by Google” after acquiring the virtualization company last year. The service lets organizations run legacy Windows applications directly in ChromeOS, potentially removing the biggest barrier to enterprise adoption of Chromebooks.
Anthropic is making a massive $50 billion investment in U.S. AI infrastructure, starting with custom data centers in Texas and New York. The project will create 800 permanent jobs and over 2,000 construction roles, with the first facilities going live in 2026. This positions Anthropic as a major dom
Deductive AI emerges from stealth with $7.5M in funding to tackle the growing debugging crisis in software engineering. The startup’s AI agents can diagnose production failures in minutes instead of hours, already saving DoorDash over 1,000 engineering hours annually.
The CEO of Nexon, publisher of Arc Raiders, says generative AI is now standard across the industry and essential for survival. But the messy rollout of AI voices in the hit Steam shooter shows players and developers are pushing back hard against this assumption.
Arc Raiders is dramatically lowering cosmetic prices and automatically refunding players who bought at higher rates. The developer also confirmed duo matchmaking is now live alongside the game’s massive North Line update.
Windows 11 now natively supports third-party passkey managers like 1Password and Bitwarden. The November 2025 security update enables seamless passwordless authentication across browsers and apps.
A Microsoft-backed startup just demonstrated technology that could solve AI’s biggest constraint: power delivery. VEIR’s superconducting system moves massive amounts of electricity with zero energy loss, using cables cooled by liquid nitrogen. This breakthrough comes as AI companies scramble for pow
American companies are scrambling to adapt to ongoing tariff uncertainty as 2026 approaches. Three main strategies are emerging: price increases, cost-cutting, and supply chain restructuring. The corporate world faces another year of difficult decisions.
Companies are moving past the AI hype phase into practical implementation, but new data shows widespread concerns about over-reliance and accuracy. Nearly 40% of tech leaders plan selective AI adoption, while half worry about trusting AI too much. The challenge now is integrating AI without creating
