Canonical maps out how AI could fit into Ubuntu Linux
Canonical is sketching out its AI playbook for Ubuntu, focusing on tooling, infrastructure, and a more direct path for developers running AI workloads on Linux.
Advertisers Are Flying Blind on ChatGPT Ads — Adthena Sees an Opening
As generative AI interfaces start to become ad environments, marketers are running into a big problem: they can’t see much. Adthena is positioning itself to bring competitive visibility to ChatGPT ads before the channel scales further.
Microsoft and OpenAI reset the partnership for its next phase
One of AI’s most important alliances is entering a new chapter, with Microsoft and OpenAI outlining how their relationship is evolving as the market matures.
Pinterest pushes its audience targeting into CTV with new extension offering
Pinterest is bringing its audience data into connected TV, opening a new route for advertisers that want to extend campaign targeting beyond the platform’s own surfaces.
Google and Kaggle launch a new AI agents course focused on vibe coding
Google and Kaggle are opening a new AI Agents Vibe Coding Course built around agentic workflows, hands-on development, and the fast-moving culture of AI-assisted coding.
Spotify Eyes Fitness Content as Its Next Big Expansion
Spotify appears to be exploring fitness content as a new growth lane, extending its platform strategy into workout-focused experiences and creator programming.
The AI-designed car is starting to look real
AI is no longer just helping power dashboards and driver assistance. It’s moving upstream into the car design process, where automakers are testing how algorithms can help sketch, refine, and accelerate the next generation of vehicles.
News UK packages The Times reader data into synthetic ad audiences
News UK is converting first-party signals from The Times into synthetic audiences for advertisers, a move that highlights how premium publishers are reworking targeting as third-party data fades.
Meta Eyes CTV as Its Next Big Ad Growth Engine
Meta appears to be leaning further into connected TV, a move that could give advertisers more video reach beyond mobile and social feeds as streaming budgets keep shifting.
Truecaller’s next challenge: staying essential as growth slows
Truecaller built its name by helping people identify unknown callers. Now, as its growth matures, the company faces a harder question: how to keep expanding without losing relevance or momentum.