Steve Ballmer says he was ‘duped’ after founder he backed pleads guilty to fraud
Steve Ballmer says he was ‘duped’ and feels ‘silly’ after a founder he backed pleaded guilty to fraud, a sharp reminder that even seasoned investors can be misled.
Microsoft is making it much easier to put Windows Update on hold
Microsoft is reportedly changing Windows Update so users can continue delaying installs in 35-day chunks, a notable shift for anyone who wants tighter control over restarts and patch timing.
X-energy Surges in Market Debut After Upsized IPO
X-energy opened on public markets with a strong gain after an upsized IPO, giving the advanced nuclear company an early vote of confidence from investors.
BMW’s color-changing car idea is getting closer to the showroom
BMW is still chasing the color-changing car dream, and its latest iX3 Flow concept suggests the tech is moving beyond pure auto-show spectacle.
Gemini’s April Drop adds more ways to create, learn, and get things done
Google’s latest Gemini Drop packages a new round of Gemini app updates around creativity, learning, and practical daily use.
360 Cameras Are Moving Beyond Video With a New 3D Capture Trick
360-degree cameras are getting more ambitious. New tools built around Gaussian splatting could turn a simple capture into a navigable 3D scene instead of just another flat video.
Meta’s latest AI chip move points straight at Amazon
Meta’s reported deal for millions of Amazon AI CPUs is the latest reminder that the AI infrastructure race is getting wider, messier, and far less predictable.
Musk vs. Altman Is Headed for Court — and Silicon Valley’s AI Feud Could Spill Open
A courtroom fight between Elon Musk and Sam Altman is turning into more than a personal clash. It could pull back the curtain on OpenAI, xAI, and the power struggle shaping the AI industry.
Saros looks like Housemarque doubling down on action-first sci-fi
Housemarque’s Saros appears built around the studio’s core strength: relentless, high-skill action wrapped in bold sci-fi style.
Bob Iger retorna à Thrive Capital como consultor após sua passagem pela Disney
Bob Iger is back at Thrive Capital in an advisory role, signaling another close link between big media leadership and the tech investment world.