Eventbrite, once valued at $1.76 billion, is being acquired by Bending Spoons for about $500 million. The deal represents a major discount but a big premium over its recent stock price. It’s the latest “venture zombie” to get a new owner.
Researchers have achieved a world-first by teleporting quantum information between photons from two different quantum dots. This 70% success rate experiment is a crucial advance for creating quantum repeaters. These repeaters are the missing piece needed to build a large-scale, ultra-secure quantum
Microsoft’s push to build AI infrastructure hits a snag with two senior departures. Meanwhile, Google gives developers more control over how its new Gemini 3 model thinks, and OpenAI deals with a data breach stemming from a partner’s phishing attack.
A new wave of Taiwanese hardware is tackling modern cybersecurity challenges head-on. These award-winning products, from secure AI gateways to industrial edge appliances, are designed to build a more resilient and trustworthy digital infrastructure.
Omni Fiber has raised a fresh $200 million to fuel its aggressive fiber optic expansion. The company is on track to pass 340,000 locations by the end of 2024, focusing on underserved communities in the Midwest and Texas.
Credo, which makes connectivity chips and cables for AI data centers, just posted a massive earnings beat and gave stellar guidance. The stock is already up 155% this year, and Wall Street sees even more room to run.
Shubham Malhotra’s journey through Amazon, Microsoft, and Salesforce wasn’t just luck. He credits a specific, systemized approach to internships, résumés, and cold outreach for his success in Big Tech.
The CEO of Turing, a $2.2 billion AI training company, declares the era of data-labeling firms is over. Today’s advanced AI models need complex, real-world data that replicates human workflows, not simple image tags. This shift is fueling a boom in specialized training and even a shadow market for g
Foxconn has reportedly secured orders to manufacture computing trays for Google’s TPU AI clusters. This move by a top NVIDIA supply chain partner highlights the growing competition in AI accelerators. It shows Big Tech’s custom silicon is gaining real traction.
The free-to-play action RPG ‘Where Winds Meet’ has surpassed 9 million players just two weeks after launch. It hit over 2 million players in its first 24 hours and peaked at 251,008 concurrent users on Steam. The game’s only notable criticism has been its implementation of AI chatbots for some NPCs.
