Abdul Rahman Alam Sher — Two Takes contributions

OpenAI’s trying to completely change how we use the internet. Instead of clicking through different websites like we do now, OpenAI wants you to chat with their browser like you would with ChatGPT to get things done. So why does this matter? Chrome currently holds more than two-thirds of the w

This quote from Ryanair’s CEO reveals exactly why China’s Comac could shake up the airline industry. O’Leary doesn’t care about politics or national pride. His goal is to save money and his willingness to buy Chinese planes shows you how desperate airlines are for cheaper opt

This very piece of text grasps the visible tension that exists between the prosperity of autonomous vehicles and existent reality. Although Waymo has proven that their technology works in cities like Phoenix and San Francisco, every challenge has its own hurdles and it could probably take them years

Tesla sales plunged 13% in the first three months of this year, as the company reported the largest drop in deliveries in its history. Tesla’s stock has tanked 36% in 2025, erasing hundreds of billions in shareholder value. The strategic error is Tesla built its brand on environmental values,

This cautious statement from Foxconn is buried in an otherwise positive earnings report, but it reveals the discreet anxiety that is gripping global tech manufacturing. Despite posting record Q2 revenue of T$1.797 trillion, the world’s largest contract electronics maker is essentially warning

There is a fundamental flaw in America’s semiconductor strategy. They’re building capacity without securing demand. Samsung’s Taylor plant situation reveals how quickly the chip industry moves and how expensive it becomes when you have ambitious plans but meet market reality. The fact th

This quote from Azoria CEO James Fishback is a turning point in how investors view CEO political involvement. When an investment firm postpones a Tesla ETF because of Musk’s political party plans, it shows that Wall Street is drawing clear lines about executive distractions. Musk’s annou

Alibaba is raising $1.53 billion because it’s racing to avoid being left behind in the AI revolution. The Chinese e-commerce mammoth knows that just being good at e-commerce isn’t enough anymore. It needs to become a serious player in artificial intelligence and cloud computing, and it n

Microsoft’s decision to cut 9000 jobs tells us the harsh reality of how even big companies are adapting to economic pressures and the AI revolution. The company’s portrayal of these layoffs as eliminating ‘redundancy’ and helping employees ‘focus on more meaningful work by adopting new t

China is playing a smart game with self driving cars that could leave other countries in the dust. While the U.S. struggles with confusing regulations that frustrate tech companies, China is creating clear rules that push innovation forward without compromising safety. The wake up call came in March

This quote reveals something sketchy that’s happening in the financial world. When a major company like Robinhood won’t clearly explain how they’re doing something, that’s a red flag. Robinhood started offering tokens that supposedly represent shares in OpenAI and SpaceX. So what’s

This is actually a pretty big revelation. Google wasn’t just spying on users, it was making them pay for the privilege. For years, we’ve focused on privacy when talking about technology, but this case is different. The jury didn’t just say that Google violated privacy, they said Go

Two smaller companies are joining forces to take on Microsoft, one of the biggest tech giants in the world. LumApps and Beekeeper just created a $1.1 billion company by combining their strengths. LumApps makes modern office communication tools for big companies like Airbus and LVMH. Beekeeper focuse

This announcement might sound boring, but it’s actually a big deal in the global tech power struggle. Instead of building data centres, Alibaba is making a strategic mind map for Southeast Asia while US and Chinese tech companies battle for global dominance. So why now? As tensions between Ame

This is a really good example of how to not separate business from politics. Trump publicly trashed AT&T over a technical glitch during a conference call, conveniently forgetting to mention that his family just launched a competing wireless service two weeks earlier. Let’s gauge what&#8217

Tesla pulled off something pretty impressive, but a little suspicious. They let a Model Y drive itself 15 miles from their factory to a customer’s apartment with no one inside. But the timing of this left some in suspicion as this happened right before Tesla reports what everyone expects to be

This may sound like simple news to you, but it’s actually pivotal for EV owners worldwide. So China’s electric car market is getting super competitive. Their EV market grew by 38.2% in 2024 with 11.2 million battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids registered, while Tesla operates over 60

SpaceX has somewhat turned space into a factory operation. Adding 53 satellites in one day is more than impressive. It’s what you can call an industrial scale manufacturing that’s happening in orbit. The active satellites number of 7900 tells the real story. SpaceX plans to build a massive spi