Federal judge delivers first major AI copyright ruling against startup
Thomson Reuters wins major AI copyright lawsuit against Ross Intelligence
Intel data center lead Justin Hotard to take over as Nokia's CEO in April
Hotard inherits challenges amid Nokia's strained 5G push
Take-Two admits PC is more important than ever but still won't confirm GTA 6 release date
Regardless, we should expect GTA 6 to create a surge in console and GPU sales
Musk dismisses TikTok acquisition rumors, says he prefers to build companies from scratch
MrBeast expressed relief
Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Meta push AI spending to new heights, set to surpass $320 billion this year
The race for AI dominance - but, how much is too much?
Arm drops legal fight to revoke Qualcomm's chip license
But the legal situation is not entirely settled
What just happened? Arm has abandoned its efforts to terminate a crucial license agreement with Qualcomm, allowing the latter to continue producing its custom Arm-compatible chips for various devices. This decision marks a turning point in the ongoing legal battle between the two tech giants, which began in 2022.
Intel Xeon server CPU sales hit 14-year low as AMD gains ground
Rumors of an Intel buyout swirl as its data center business weakens further
Tablet shipments rose 9.2% worldwide in 2024, reversing three-year slump
Tablet market rebounds
DJI takes a risky bet, removes no-fly zones as US ban looms
Now it must convince the Trump administration it shouldn't be banned
Bill Gates says Intel has lost its way, fallen behind in chip design and fabrication
"I am stunned"
Big quote: The last few years have not been kind to Intel. The company has seen its fortunes fall as rivals continue to make great strides, both financially and technologically. In a recent interview, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates shared his thoughts on the situation, stating that Intel has "lost its way."
CEO says assisting laid-off workers in packing their boxes eased the pain for everyone
Not being laid off probably would have helped more
Google is eliminating its diversity hiring targets, joining other companies in scaling back DEI efforts
Google had been one of the loudest proponents of diversity hiring
AMD sees massive 24% revenue surge in Q4 but 28% lower profit dipped shares
Data center revenue skyrockets 69% in Q4 fueled by AI adoption
AMD keeps crushing Intel in CPU sales on Amazon and Germany's largest PC hardware retailer
The MindFactory data comes with a couple of caveats
Google abandons 'do no harm' AI stance, opens door to military weapons
A hot potato: Google has come a long way since its early days when "Don't be evil" was its guiding principle. This departure has been duly noted before for various reasons. In its latest departure from its original ethos, the company has quietly removed a key passage from its AI principles that previously committed to avoiding the use of AI in potentially harmful applications, including weapons.
USPS suspends shipments from China and Hong Kong, impacting Shein and Temu orders (Update: decision now reversed)
After Trump ended the de minimis exemption
TSMC prepares to pass tariffs costs, could increase semiconductor prices by 15 percent
Rising wafer costs could push 3nm prices beyond $20,000, slowing performance gains
AI boom fuels semiconductor growth to $626 billion, with 2025 set for more gains
The AI craze has made some companies very, very rich
AI Money: While shareholders and tech giants scramble to turn AI's promises into real-world business opportunities, semiconductor companies are raking in billions. Samsung has emerged as the world's top semiconductor player by revenue, and the industry is poised for another strong year.
Global smartphone market grew 7% in 2024 as vendors brace for a challenging 2025
Tariffs could make smartphones more expensive
Trump's anti-China tariffs go live, could drive up consumer electronics prices
Tariffs on Chinese goods are lower than initially feared, for now
The big picture: President Trump's long-discussed tariffs have taken effect. While the initial duties are not as severe as anticipated, they remain far-reaching. China has already responded in kind, and the resulting trade war is expected to impact a wide range of electronics and other products, pushing prices into uncharted territory.
US business giants line up to cut deals with Elon Musk as billionaire expands influence in Washington
Investment in X increases as Musk's DOGE gains access to government funding systems
China retaliates against US tariffs with Google antitrust probe and trade restrictions
China also imposed tariffs on US energy, farm equipment, and the automotive sector