The podcast ad market is booming, projected to hit $38.52 billion by 2030. But experts say the key to grabbing a piece isn’t a viral moment—it’s a boring, reliable publishing schedule and owning your audience.
AMD’s open-source Linux graphics drivers are getting two notable quality-of-life improvements. The RADV Vulkan driver is addressing issues with DisplayPort-to-HDMI dongles and boosting performance for older GCN-based Radeon cards.
HP is reviving the keyboard computer concept with the EliteBoard G1a, a “Next Gen AI PC” hidden inside a desktop keyboard. It packs Ryzen CPUs, up to 64GB of RAM, and 2TB of storage, aiming squarely at commercial users and IT departments.
Stanford scientists have developed a polymer film that can rapidly change its surface texture and color at a scale finer than a human hair. The discovery, made somewhat by accident, uses electron beams and water absorption to create dynamic, reversible patterns. This opens doors for advanced camoufl
Generac is expanding its manufacturing footprint to chase the booming data center market. The company just acquired a new facility in Sussex, Wisconsin, which will create over 100 jobs and help tackle a backlog that recently doubled.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says there is “very high” demand in China for its H200 AI chips. The company is restarting production and finalizing export licenses with the U.S. government.
The expectation to always be available at work keeps your brain in a state of perpetual alertness, similar to the vigilance of a new parent. This “attentional residue” drains cognitive resources, impairs judgment, and makes genuine recovery nearly impossible.
France is coordinating with European partners on a contingency plan regarding Greenland. This comes after the White House confirmed discussions about acquiring the strategic island, potentially using the U.S. military.
Abidur Chowdhury, a key designer on Apple’s new iPhone Air, is joining AI startup Hark as its head of design. The company, backed by $100 million from its founder, is aggressively hiring engineers from Big Tech for its first AI model launch this summer.
Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical is planning a massive management buyout to take the company private. The nearly $2.55 billion deal offers a 35% premium to shareholders and highlights a major trend in Japan’s corporate landscape.
