IBM is cutting a low single-digit percentage of its 270,000-person workforce as part of its ongoing shift toward AI and cloud services. The company recently reported strong quarterly results with AI-related bookings reaching $9.5 billion.
Google has reached a settlement with Epic Games that fundamentally reshapes Android’s app ecosystem. The agreement cuts Play Store fees and opens the platform to third-party app stores through 2032.
Chinese electric vehicles have flooded Brazil’s streets, with brands like BYD and Great Wall Motor dominating the market. The rapid expansion comes as Chinese automakers face pressure at home and seek new frontiers abroad.
While Wall Street obsesses over AI, AMD’s PC processor business just delivered record results. Desktop CPU sales reached all-time highs, and the company expects to keep gaining market share against Intel.
Fortune makes the case for a Digital-AI Land Grant Act to create a nationwide education system for the AI era. The proposal calls for an education tax on companies profiting from cyberspace to fund this generational project.
Zoom is completely revamping its partner program with Zoom Up 3.0, featuring a flexible points system and distinct tracks for different partner types. The changes aim to simplify reporting and measurement while helping partners differentiate. Partners get until October 2026 to prepare for the new as
UCD is making its biggest AI supercomputing investment yet with a new Nvidia system. The €724,000 machine promises to dramatically accelerate research across healthcare, climate, and cultural analytics.
Amazon has reportedly acquired a 270-acre site in Prince William County, Virginia for $700 million. The land was previously zoned for up to 3.5 million square feet of data center space after a contentious local battle.
The AI boom is colliding with reality. A major industry survey shows nearly half of datacenter projects are being delayed by power constraints, with grid connection wait times stretching up to seven years in some regions. The sheer scale of planned AI infrastructure could overwhelm existing energy g
Verizon just launched a budget internet plan that could save customers over $1,200 over three years. But the Home Internet Lite service comes with serious speed and data limitations that might not work for everyone. Here’s what you need to know before signing up.
