According to GeekWire, Amazon is testing a new ultrafast delivery service called Amazon Now and gave rides in its Zoox robotaxi on the Vegas Strip. AWS SVP Colleen Aubrey also detailed the company’s push into applied AI and “agentic” coding.
A clear, explicit company purpose isn’t just feel-good fluff. When employees are treated as partners in that mission, it drives what one expert calls “economic engagement,” directly improving execution and the bottom line.
According to a creator interviewed by The Verge, AI-generated video is being used for everything from quick cash scams to stealing people’s likenesses for OnlyFans. The platforms enabling this flood of content are also building AI ad tools that could cut human creators out entirely.
According to a new guide, several PC components that were once budget staples are now considered outdated for any new build in 2026. The list targets everything from storage to power supplies, arguing that the minimal savings aren’t worth the long-term compromise.
The Flowblade video editor’s move to GTK4 presents a major compatibility hurdle. Developers are considering dropping X11 support, which would make it a Wayland-only application.
The tech world is buzzing about a potential “Aluminum OS” from Google, but history suggests it’s doomed. Breaking user habits and competing with entrenched giants like Windows is a nearly impossible task.
New research reveals a clock on Mars ticks 477 microseconds faster each day than one on Earth. But that’s not a fixed number—it can swing by another 226 microseconds due to Mars’s wobbly orbit. This precision is key for future missions and even a solar system internet.
Major PC makers are warning of significant price increases. A memory shortage, fueled by AI data center demand, is forcing companies like Dell and Lenovo to raise prices by 15-20% on new laptops and desktops.
Meta is reportedly cutting its Metaverse unit’s budget by as much as 30% and laying off a significant portion of the team. This marks a stark retreat from the grand vision Mark Zuckerberg announced when he renamed the company in 2021.
According to an Inc. article, a manufacturer’s 2 a.m. crisis call revealed that true supply chain resilience isn’t about credentials, but about partnership. The author argues that real partners understand your strategy, invest before the emergency, and have the honesty to tell you when you’re wrong.
