The founder behind the Evi startup, which Amazon acquired to form the core of Alexa, left the tech giant after three and a half years. He used Amazon’s famous six-page memo format to decide, ultimately choosing the unpredictable world of startups over corporate scale.
Thin clients are cheap, quiet, and built to last, making them ideal for Linux. The key is to treat them as reliable endpoints for remote compute, not as underpowered desktop replacements.
Honor just posted a monster year, shipping 71 million smartphones in 2025 with 50% year-over-year growth. The real story is its global push, with half of all sales now coming from outside China. Next up? A massive $10 billion AI investment.
According to DCD, Boreas Technology is pushing its integrated modular data center solutions. They promise faster deployment, seamless scaling, and better efficiency. But what’s the real trade-off with this all-in-one approach?
HP is making a massive play for the laptop crown at CES 2026, announcing a full portfolio refresh. The star is the new OmniBook Ultra 14, but the real story is across-the-board upgrades to Qualcomm chips and OLED displays, with wild battery life claims.
We’re at a crossroads with AI. The prevailing anxiety is that it will simply replace workers, but that’s not a foregone conclusion. History shows we’ve faced similar choices about technology and human work before.
Microsoft is pushing Xbox gaming onto Arm-based Windows 11 PCs, with 85% of Game Pass titles now playable. But Steam’s survey shows Linux climbing to 3.58% as frustration with Windows grows.
According to TechCrunch, X has been flooded with AI-generated nude images created by its own Grok chatbot, targeting a wide range of women. Regulators from Europe to India are issuing warnings and threats, but clear mechanisms to stop the flood are few and far between.
A research team has demonstrated a new method for growing cubic indium gallium nitride, a material that could enable efficient red micro-LEDs. This challenges the dominance of aluminium indium gallium phosphide in red emitters, especially for tiny displays. The breakthrough hinges on a growth techni
Web analytics firm StatCounter reports that in January 2013, the iPhone became the top device for global mobile internet usage, displacing Nokia. Samsung also jumped into second place. The data highlights a massive shift in the mobile landscape.
