Sam Altman says OpenAI has entered emergency “code red” mode several times in 2024. The triggers were the launches of Google’s Gemini 3 and China’s DeepSeek models, which forced rapid product shifts.
Microsoft’s December 2025 updates are forcing a tricky trade-off. A service known for high CPU/RAM usage is now set to run automatically, potentially slowing lower-end PCs, while a new NVMe feature promises huge speed gains.
The telecom industry is pushing for unified standards to measure energy consumption across networks. Without them, managing costs and carbon footprints becomes a guessing game, especially with complex new tech like 5G network slices.
The conversation around AI is shifting from pure productivity to strategic differentiation. Companies are embedding it to solve real customer frustrations and create unique, scalable experiences that competitors can’t easily match.
Anthony Enzor-DeMeo is the new CEO of Mozilla Corporation. He’s steering Firefox toward an AI future, but with a core promise of user agency and clear opt-out options, a direct contrast to competitors.
The hosts of Windows Weekly break down the most impactful updates from a busy 2025. They dive into the state of gaming on Windows 11 on Arm, Microsoft’s AI strategy, and significant developments for Epic Games and Xbox.
In a stunning pivot, the company behind Truth Social is merging with a nuclear fusion firm. The new entity plans to start building a fusion power plant as soon as 2026.
In the wake of massive layoffs at companies like Target, Verizon, and Omnicom, a wave of senior talent is refusing to go back to the corporate grind. Instead, they’re launching independent consultancies, leveraging AI and new networks to build their own empires. The traditional agency RFP model is d
The explosive growth of AI is creating a massive demand for data center power, but the U.S. grid is already maxed out. A new report highlights the push for “self-supply” energy and the stark contrast with China’s rapid build-out. The solution might even involve moving data centers to space.
In a major consolidation of the online learning market, Coursera and Udemy have agreed to merge. The all-stock deal, valued at $2.5 billion, aims to combine their strengths to tackle the AI skills revolution.
