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Netflix might be the world’s go-to streaming destination, but for investors, the real drama is happening on the chart. Thursday’s earnings will either confirm or deny the bullish view or expose fault lines in the base structure. With Netflix no longer spilling its subscriber numbers, Wal
Mark Zuckerberg’s announcement of Meta’s 5GW Hyperion data center could be his most ambitious move yet in the race for AI dominance. It is also potentially one of the controversial moves. As the move loudly broadcasts ambition, gathering all the computing strength to compete with OpenAI
As Samsung ventures into wearables that resemble accessories rather than devices, there’s no doubt that the company isn’t merely keeping pace with trends, it’s attempting to redefine them. Samsung’s new shift towards wearable technology such as smart earrings and necklaces ma
In a world where innovation is rewarded and unproductivity is punished, Intel’s Q1 indicates a company that is still searching for its next big thing. It’s not falling behind exactly, but it’s far from still leading the way. Beating EPS expectations is for sure a victory, but the s
YouTube’s decision to remove its Trending Page doesn’t seem like the end of world, however nostalgia for the Trending page is something to be expected. In fact, it’s surprising they didn’t do it sooner, it’s a much awaited recognition that internet culture is not universal. The pre
While Microsoft hustles to repair Outlook, users are again reminded that even the most reliable tech titans are susceptible to breakdown. Outages such as these are not bugs in the system, rather they’re slits in the foundation of modern-day work. Today’s outage, which happened in the mid
The new tariffs on copper are a self-inflicted economic headache. Placing a 50% import tariff on such a widely utilized industrial metal is like raising the price of oxygen in a respiratory ward. If the aim was to shield domestic manufacturing, this is more of a sledgehammer than a strategic tool. W
IBM’s Power11 processors may not generate headlines like Nvidia, but they provide what most companies really require, which is confidence, security, and easy deployment of AI. Instead of competing in the world of training AI models, IBM is building a focused slot by providing stability, securi
Moonvalley’s Marey is not only an AI video-making tool, it’s a declaration, and it’s a gamble on the future in which creators don’t require enormous budgets to tell movie-like stories. The journey forward has its hurdles, from legal concerns to artistic resistance but Marey demonst
As the world rushes to automate everything, companies may have just recruited their most threatening employee ever, the browser AI agent. Convenient and efficient as these are, they’re turning out to be just like naive digital interns. They are task-oriented but lack any cybersecurity sense. T
The face-off between two of the most controversial men in America, Donald Trump and Elon Musk, is making headlines in the market once again. This time, it’s Tesla shareholders who are getting a hit. Trump’s provocative words labeling Musk as the most backed individual in U.S history are
Profitability is sometimes confused with longevity, but in today’s rapidly evolving world, a good income statement can quickly go bad. Not all firms reporting business profits are designed for the long term, some merely ride the wave of a momentary surge, while others are silently drowning in
Elon Musk has again provoked a situation, not with flying cars this time but with a vision of such transport where the human takes the back seat quite literally. With Tesla’s Robotaxi deployment in Austin, there are some skeptics still holding onto their alert sensors. As regulatory reports, t
The slowdown in explicit Iranian cyberattacks after recent military tensions may signify a number of things. It might be a strategic control, a deliberate pause while Iran modifies its cyber plans in the face of changing geopolitical scenarios. The absence of a significant revenge in terms of cyber
Trying to get a Switch 2 nowadays is like attempting to win the lottery. The new console from Nintendo was released on June 5 and since then it’s been a struggle to get one in stock. From constantly refreshing websites hyperactively to running into the local stores, the hustle has been annoyin
Bumble’s second significant layoff in less than 18 months doesn’t seem like restructuring, rather it’s more of a red flag. Oddly enough, Wall Street welcomed it, with bumping shares of 20%. This is a big reminder to everyone that the investors tend to bloom at the expense of human influe
Jensen Huang’s recent stock sell-off under a pre-arranged $865 million plan is more than just a billionaire cashing out; it is a moment that invites close scrutiny from investors and analysts alike. As the CEO of Nvidia, the world’s leading AI chipmaker, Huang has long been seen as the steady hand g
China’s achievement of laser satellite communication isn’t only a technical breakthrough, rather it’s a peek at the future of worldwide connection. By demonstrating fast data transmission feasible over 36,000 kilometers of chaotic atmosphere, Chinese researchers have outperformed Starlin