OpenAI has achieved remarkable technical breakthroughs, but faces mounting financial pressures and intensifying competition from Google and Amazon. Can the company survive its own ambitions?
Meta has closed Twisted Pixel, Sanzaru Games, and Armature Studio, marking a significant retreat from VR game development and triggering substantial layoffs across its Reality Labs division.
Wayfair's shares climb following a strategic collaboration with Google to develop an AI-powered shopping protocol, positioning the home goods retailer at the forefront of agentic commerce innovation.
Instagram co-founder Mike Krieger has stepped down as Chief Product Officer at Anthropic to take the helm at Labs, marking a significant leadership shift in the competitive AI landscape.
Major brands are facing public ridicule for AI-generated advertisements while tech companies invest billions in AI infrastructure, exposing a widening gap between AI capability and consumer acceptance.
The Trump administration has approved Nvidia H200 chip exports to China, but Beijing is simultaneously restricting purchases—a paradoxical move that reveals deeper tensions in the AI chip supply chain.
Anthropic reveals that artificial intelligence now generates more than 90% of Claude's codebase, marking a significant shift in how AI systems are developed. The company's new Cowork tool demonstrates the practical implications of this AI-assisted development approach.
Spanish researchers have completed an unprecedented immune cell atlas, mapping 6.5 million cells to unlock mechanisms behind 19 diseases. This breakthrough could reshape how we understand inflammation and disease progression.
Nvidia's new Rubin AI platform threatens to create a storage bottleneck, with forecasts suggesting it could claim nearly a tenth of the world's SSD production capacity and potentially trigger memory shortages across the industry.
Microsoft's latest report reveals China's AI models are rapidly gaining traction in emerging markets, outpacing Western competitors in regions critical to global AI adoption. The shift signals a fundamental realignment in the geopolitics of artificial intelligence.
Global chip revenues hit a record $793 billion in 2025, driven by explosive demand for AI semiconductors. NVIDIA dominates the market, but the semiconductor landscape is reshaping as companies race to meet AI infrastructure demands.
OpenAI is developing AI-powered earbuds expected to launch in 2026, marking a significant challenge to Apple's AirPods market leadership. The move signals a broader shift toward intelligent audio wearables.
