The Trump-branded T1 smartphone was supposed to launch in August but remains unavailable months later. Customer service gives conflicting December delivery dates while blaming government shutdowns for delays. Journalists and customers continue waiting for the promised “All-American” device.
Apple has confirmed it recently cut a number of jobs within its sales division. The company says affected employees can apply for new roles within Apple, positioning the move as part of changes to connect with more customers.
Physicists are proposing a radical rethink of quantum mechanics that puts causality first. This approach could eliminate the mysterious role of observers and potentially unify quantum theory with general relativity.
The creator economy is exploding with projected ad spend hitting $37 billion in 2025. Retail brands are leading the charge with massive investments, while the entire sector grows four times faster than traditional media.
Real estate developer Penzance has landed Amazon Web Services as the tenant for a massive new data center in Fairfax County. The 45MW facility represents AWS’s continued expansion across Northern Virginia’s cloud corridor. Construction is underway with completion expected in early 2027.
A key nickel processing plant in Indonesia is reducing output because its tailings site is nearly full. The facility, majority Chinese-owned, faces at least two weeks of lower production amid growing waste management pressures.
Major insurers including AIG, Great American, and WR Berkley are asking regulators for permission to exclude AI-related liabilities from corporate policies. The industry is spooked by recent incidents including Google’s $110 million lawsuit and Air Canada’s chatbot disaster.
Meta is reportedly teaming up with Sify Technologies for a massive 500MW data center in Andhra Pradesh, India. The $1.7 billion project represents one of Meta’s largest international infrastructure investments to date. This comes as India’s data center market heats up with multiple tech giants expan
Amazon’s Ring division has ordered hundreds of remote customer service workers to relocate to central offices in California, Massachusetts, Arizona, or London. The move comes as the company pushes to streamline and automate operations, forcing employees to uproot their lives or lose their jobs.
Top economists are comparing AI infrastructure investments to “digital lettuce” that’s already wilting. With GPUs degrading fast and becoming obsolete quickly, the massive spending on data centers may never deliver promised returns. Even Michael Burry warns companies are massively overstating their
