Tesla shareholders have voted to approve CEO Elon Musk’s compensation package that could ultimately be worth $1 trillion in company shares. The package requires Tesla to achieve massive growth targets over the next decade, including reaching an $8.5 trillion market capitalization.
Tesla shareholders have overwhelmingly approved CEO Elon Musk’s massive compensation package worth up to $878 billion. The vote gives Musk potentially 25% of Tesla if he hits ambitious targets over the next decade. This comes despite concerns about his political activities and divided attention.
Researchers have dramatically extended how far quantum computers can communicate through fiber cables. The breakthrough could enable quantum networks spanning continents rather than just cities.
Samsung has partnered with British Gas to offer special weekend energy rates for appliance owners. The deal provides half-price electricity between 11am and 4pm on Saturdays and runs through October 2026. Customers need a smart meter and eligible Samsung products to qualify.
The New York Times is letting subscribers create their own Wordle puzzles. The feature works on mobile apps and browsers, with custom URLs for sharing. It’s a clever way to keep the word game fresh.
The traditional stacked approach to datacenter infrastructure has reached its end. An Infrastructure Operating System could unify compute, storage, and networking into a single platform while natively embedding AI capabilities.
BT’s Openreach fiber network now reaches 20.3 million UK premises, putting the company on track for its 25 million target by 2026. However, the telco lost 242,000 broadband lines last quarter while continuing workforce reductions that have brought headcount down to 111,000. A new Starlink partnershi
European AI-native companies saw funding nearly double to €8.9 billion this year while acquisitions hit a record 18 deals last month. But beneath the surface, serious questions remain about whether Europe can actually build AI champions that compete globally.
Ransomware attacks have surged 47% in 2025, with manufacturing companies bearing the brunt. The rise of ransomware-as-a-service is making it easier for cybercriminals to scale operations. Small businesses with limited cybersecurity budgets are the most vulnerable targets.
Lenovo’s vision for future datacenters includes facilities suspended in the air at 20-30 km altitude and servers located in geothermal spas where people wade nearby. The concepts emerge from research showing 46% of IT buyers admit their current infrastructure doesn’t support carbon-reduction goals.
