Nvidia’s China Chip Demand Is “Very High,” Says CEO Jensen Huang
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.
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Zuckerberg’s AI Dodge: Meta’s Long Game Tests Wall Street’s Patience
According to Business Insider, Meta's revenue surged 24% to $59.9 billion in the final quarter of 2025, with ad impressions up 18% and ad prices…
ICE Protestor Says Her Global Entry Was Revoked After Facial Scan
According to Ars Technica, Nicole Cleland, a 56-year-old director at Target Corporation and volunteer with a group tracking ICE and CBP vehicles, had her Global…
Apple’s iPhone Shortage Problem is Real, And It’s Changing Their Strategy
According to CNET, Apple CEO Tim Cook admitted the company left money on the table last quarter because it couldn't meet all the demand for…
Apollo’s Risky Single-Stock Bet Pays Off for Rich Clients
According to Bloomberg Business, Apollo Global Management's retail-focused S3 Private Markets Fund delivered an 18.3% return in 2023. The fund primarily makes high-stakes bets on…
AI Agents Have Their Own Social Network Now, And It’s Getting Weird
According to The Verge, a new platform called Moltbook is a social network built specifically for AI agents, set up like Reddit and created by…
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South Africa’s SANEDI CEO jumps ship to lead tech innovation agency
According to Engineering News, Dr Titus Mathe will step down as CEO of the South African National Energy Development Institute (SANEDI) on March 31. His…
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Apple’s Gemini Siri is finally, almost, maybe here
According to Mashable, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports that Apple is planning to unveil its Gemini-powered Siri overhaul in the second…
Xbox’s Multiplatform Mess Is Just About “Resources,” Boss Says
According to GameSpot, Xbox Game Studios head Craig Duncan explained the inconsistent release strategy for bringing Xbox games to PS5,…
We’re Studying AI Like It’s an Alien, and Head Transplants Are Back
According to MIT Technology Review, researchers are now treating massive, opaque large language models like alien biology, using techniques from…
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My Mini PC Home Lab Killed My Old, Noisy Server
According to XDA-Developers, a tech journalist has fully replaced his traditional, noisy enterprise home lab server with a modern mini PC setup. The core of…
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Apple’s iPhone Shortage Problem is Real, And It’s Changing Their Strategy
According to CNET, Apple CEO Tim Cook admitted the company left money on the table last quarter because it couldn't meet all the demand for…
Why Your Samsung Phone Is Stuck on Old Google Updates
Samsung has clarified why its Galaxy phones often lag behind on crucial Google Play System Updates. The company says it must test every update first, a process that contradicts Google’s original “split update” vision for faster delivery.
Your Work Brain Is Broken, And It Feels Like New Parenthood
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.
Realme is officially becoming an Oppo sub-brand
In a major consolidation move, smartphone brand Realme is being folded into Oppo as a sub-brand. The move, effective immediately, is aimed at pooling resources and cutting costs for the two sister companies.
France is quietly planning for a US move on Greenland
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.
China Probes Japanese Chip Material, Mulls Rare Earth Curbs
China has started an anti-dumping investigation into imports of dichlorosilane from Japan, a material vital for chip production. The probe, initiated after an application by Tangshan Sanfu Electronic Materials, will cover July 2024 to June 2025 and must conclude within a year. Separately, Beijing is
Apple’s iPhone Air Designer Jumps to AI Startup Hark
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.
Photonic’s $131M Quantum Haul Shows Big Money Is Still Betting
Vancouver-based Photonic has secured a major $131 million funding round, with new backers including Canada’s Royal Bank. The investment pushes the Microsoft-partnered quantum computing startup’s valuation “considerably” beyond $1 billion as it aims for commercialization.