NVIDIA is taking a surprising approach to sell its H200 AI chips in China: aggressive pricing. Reports suggest the new, more powerful chips will cost about the same as the older, restricted H20 models. This move could trigger a massive spending spree from Chinese tech giants.
Goldman Sachs traders are predicting another solid year for tech in 2026, but they’re eyeing a specific basket of “fallen angel” stocks. These once-loved names, including Roblox and DoorDash, are now well off their highs. Analysts see potential catalysts that could drive significant upside.
Amazon’s Fallout TV series was a massive hit, and now the company is reportedly expanding the franchise in a bizarre direction. Insiders say a reality competition show based on the mobile game Fallout Shelter is in early development for a potential 2026 release.
The US has banned five European digital policy figures from entering the country. The move targets individuals involved with the EU’s Digital Services Act, sparking a major diplomatic row over online speech and sovereignty.
New research reveals a massive 75% of U.S. workers believe their organizations are bad at managing change. The data uncovers a stark generational divide, with Gen-Z far more optimistic than stressed-out Gen-X.
NASA has lost contact with the MAVEN Mars orbiter, which is tumbling and may have changed orbit. With the Mars solar conjunction halting communications from December 29 to January 16, 2026, engineers are running out of time to fix it.
White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett hailed the latest U.S. GDP figures as a “fantastic” economic signal. He directly credited President Trump’s trade policies and investment in artificial intelligence for the strong performance.
According to Fast Company, the marketing industry is in the midst of a fundamental rebuild, not just a digital shift. AI and data are enabling campaigns to be developed in days instead of months, with teams now operating across continents. This transformation is driven by intense pressure to cut cos
The article makes a compelling case against jumping straight into founding a company. It argues that working inside a version of your dream business provides irreplaceable lessons in operations, leadership, and systems that de-risk your future venture.
A satirical billboard in San Francisco declares “Human flourishing is bad business,” poking fun at AI doom narratives. But the real story is the stubborn resistance from HR executives who are ignoring proven tech, ceding competitive advantage.
