HPE is deepening its partnership with AMD to deliver new AI infrastructure. The company will be an early adopter of AMD’s Helios AI rack architecture and will use AMD processors and GPUs in the upcoming Herder supercomputer.
In a major policy shift, Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri is calling U.S. employees back to the office five days a week. The move, aimed at building a “winning culture,” comes with a radical purge of meetings and slide decks.
Allient has unveiled the Pyxmos, a new module servo drive aimed at OEMs in robotics and automation. It’s a tiny, powerful unit designed for easy integration into custom motion systems.
The first half of December brings a major AAA fighter and a game announced over a decade ago to Xbox Game Pass. The update also shifts several titles to lower subscription tiers, making them available to more players.
Microsoft’s KB5070311 update for Windows 11 finally brings consistent dark mode to legacy dialog boxes. The catch? It introduces jarring white screen flashes in File Explorer itself. The company has acknowledged the bug and is working on a fix.
According to Inc, Anthropic’s revenue exploded from $87M to $7B in under two years, largely because founders use Claude as a technical co-founder. The AI’s coding prowess, born from a 2021 OpenAI exodus, is creating a whole new “vibe coding” ecosystem.
A Kansas startup is using old oilfield tech to bury organic waste and lock away carbon. With major deals from tech giants and an $8M prize, Vaulted Deep is betting deep burial is the future of carbon removal.
Apple’s head of AI, John Giannandrea, is stepping down. He’ll be replaced by Amar Subramanya, a former VP of AI at Microsoft. This signals a major shift in Apple’s AI strategy.
Apple built a brand on “thinking different” and inclusion, but a new op-ed argues that commitment vanishes under pressure. The company quietly removed gay dating apps in China and abandoned a plan to detect child sexual abuse material on iCloud, despite its $100 billion services business.
According to an Inc column by a tech veteran with nearly 30 years of experience, the industry is on a dangerous trajectory toward becoming a commodity. He blames a focus on short-term metrics over product, consensus over leadership, and an over-reliance on AI for strategy. The call to action is for
