Ubisoft is initiating a voluntary redundancy program at its Paris headquarters, targeting up to 200 jobs. This follows a massive corporate restructuring and a plummeting share price, with employee morale reportedly at an all-time low.
Microsoft just posted a monster quarter, with revenue hitting $81.3 billion and Azure growing 39%. A huge chunk of that profit, $7.6 billion, came from its stake in OpenAI. But the stock still dropped over 5% after hours. Why? The spending is getting absolutely massive.
The Department of Energy has quietly rewritten its nuclear safety rulebook, removing requirements and raising radiation exposure limits. The changes apply to reactors built on federal property and were made without public input.
Sebastiaan de With, the designer behind popular camera apps Halide and Lux, is joining Apple. This marks a return for him and comes as Apple’s design leadership sees major changes.
According to Reuters, Tesla is planning a massive capital expenditure of over $20 billion in 2025, more than double last year’s spending. The investment will pivot away from traditional EVs, ending Model S and X production to focus on fully autonomous Cybercabs, Optimus humanoid robots, and battery
Origami Linux is a relatively new distribution that folds the COSMIC desktop environment into an immutable Fedora base. The goal is a beautiful and secure OS, with options for Arch and NVIDIA-specific versions too.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the U.S. economy is showing surprising strength in productivity and capital investment. The column also covers regulatory debates, a new Canada-China partnership drawing Trump’s ire, and a bizarre archaeological discovery.
In a radical physical migration, Russian logistics firm CDEK flew 300TB of data on hard drives from Novosibirsk to Moscow. The move, covering 95% of its operations, aims to boost application speed and security after a major 2024 hack.
Blizzard is kicking off 2026 with a rapid-fire series of showcases for its biggest franchises. The events start this Friday with World of Warcraft and run through February 11th for Diablo’s 30th anniversary.
OpenAI’s latest model, GPT-5.2 Pro, has set a new record on a challenging suite of math problems. It solved previously unsolvable puzzles and boosted the overall success rate significantly. Yet, experts caution this is progress, not perfection.
