A new report says Johny Srouji, Apple’s SVP of Hardware Technologies, is seriously considering leaving the company. He’s the mastermind behind the M1 chip and Apple’s in-house modems, making his potential exit a critical moment for Apple’s future.
Major PC makers are warning of significant price increases starting this month. The culprit is a massive spike in memory chip costs, driven by AI demand and shortages.
Manufacturers faced a brutal 2025, with over half hit by ransomware paying an average $1 million. As AI-driven “smart factories” become the goal, experts warn the attack surface is only growing more complex and dangerous.
The global internet and digital economy run on a hidden network of submarine fiber-optic cables. Their reliability and capacity are non-negotiable for everything from banking to AI, making their future-proofing a trillion-dollar priority.
Despite a recent premium tablet revamp, Samsung’s global shipments didn’t grow in Q3 2025. Apple, meanwhile, grew its iPad shipments by 4% and holds a commanding 34% market share. The Korean giant is pinning hopes on a new hybrid device.
Castelion has secured $350 million to move its Blackbeard hypersonic missile from testing to mass production. The funding aims to close a critical U.S. capability gap against China and Russia by building a new manufacturing base.
A new Harvard Youth Poll reveals a generation under strain, with 59% seeing AI as a threat to their job prospects. The challenge for leaders is shifting the narrative from job loss to job transformation.
The massive spending on AI isn’t just flowing to Big Tech. Industrial equipment makers like Caterpillar and Cummins are seeing explosive growth by providing the crucial power generators for new data centers. Their stock prices are hitting records as demand for backup and primary power soars.
A motion-controlled gaming cube called the NEX Playground is having a shockingly big holiday season. According to sales data, it was the #2 selling hardware in the US last week, beating the PS5.
Microsoft has publicly refuted a report from The Information alleging it lowered sales growth targets for AI products. The company says the report misunderstands how sales quotas work, but didn’t address specific claims about missed targets.
