Tony Fadell, the ex-Apple exec behind the iPod, gave a blunt interview on what he’d do as CEO. He calls current AI marketing “bullshit,” says Apple got the car wrong, and thinks a smart pin or ring is the real opportunity. He hasn’t been at Apple since 2008.
Kingston has secured a major security certification for its IronKey KP200 series of encrypted USB drives. The FIPS 140-3 Level 3 validation is a U.S. government benchmark that demands robust physical and cryptographic tamper resistance. This move strengthens Kingston’s portfolio for high-security op
Apple has updated its security guide to confirm that M5-based Macs now have a powerful new protection layer called Memory Integrity Enforcement. This feature, which also comes to iPhones with A19 chips, is the result of five years of engineering work.
Microsoft posted a massive $81.27 billion in revenue for its fiscal Q2, with net income soaring to $38.46 billion. However, Azure growth dipped slightly and heavy AI investments are starting to pressure profitability.
Zoom’s quiet $51 million investment in AI firm Anthropic is looking like a potential windfall. Analysts now suggest the stake could be worth up to $4 billion, sparking a major rally in Zoom’s stock.
Nvidia’s AI dominance is built on a foundation only one company can provide: ASML. The Dutch firm’s extreme ultraviolet lithography machines are essential for printing the world’s most advanced chips. With a 90% market share and a lock on next-gen tech, they’re the invisible engine of the AI revolut
In a new interview, Xbox’s Sarah Bond revealed that players using Xbox Play Anywhere engage 20% more. However, she notably avoided confirming or denying widespread reports that Microsoft has set a 30% profit margin target for the gaming division. The contrast highlights Xbox’s public balancing act b
New leaks show Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 series cases with prominent magnet lines inside. This follows the leak of a Samsung 25W Magnet Wireless Charger, signaling a major push into magnetic ecosystems.
Nvidia’s powerful H200 AI chip is in a regulatory holding pattern in China. CEO Jensen Huang is publicly hoping for a “favourable decision,” even as reports suggest major Chinese tech firms have conditional approval to buy hundreds of thousands of them.
In a strategic move, HEO has purchased a satellite already in orbit from partner Satellogic. The deal gives HEO direct control for testing new ways to image other spacecraft, a first for an Australian-owned asset.
