The leading edge of the baby boomer generation is turning 80, highlighting a massive demographic shift. Their grandkids face a tougher economy, with delayed milestones and fewer prospects.
Apple is advising employees on certain visas to avoid leaving the country, citing “unpredictable, extended delays” when trying to return. The issue stems from new U.S. government rules requiring public social media profiles for screening.
A new article argues AI is the engine needed to turn global generosity into measurable progress. It calls for a shift to “human-led AI” that amplifies purpose rather than replacing it. The vision is ambitious, but the path is fraught with familiar pitfalls.
Microsoft has officially denied a Bloomberg report that claimed it was pushing its Xbox division for a 30% profit margin. The company says no such fixed target exists, though it acknowledges setting challenging goals. This comes as Xbox faces falling console sales and internal restructuring.
In a Fortune piece, Sam’s Club’s CEO details their practical AI strategy. By solving real problems like slow exits, they’ve boosted efficiency and freed associates from repetitive tasks. The key lesson? Let purpose, not promise, guide your investment.
NordVPN has released a new open-source, headless package designed for OpenWrt routers. This allows users to configure the VPN directly on a wide range of hardware via the command line, with a GUI planned for later. The move is part of the company’s broader push to support the open-source community.
A new report highlights a massive blind spot in data center metrics. Identical power and PUE ratings can hide a facility producing nearly twice the usable compute of another. The race for new megawatts is overlooking the power already stranded by thermal constraints.
Gothenburg is challenging Stockholm as Sweden’s deeptech capital. A unique founder culture, heavy public investment, and the pivotal GoWest conference are drawing international VC attention to robotics, climate tech, and advanced manufacturing.
Netflix is making a serious play for the gaming world with its acquisition of cross-platform avatar company Ready Player Me. The service will shut down for existing users in early 2026 as Netflix integrates the tech into its own offerings.
According to a report, Tencent has secured access to Nvidia’s latest Blackwell AI chips through a rental deal with Japanese firm Datasection. The contracts are worth over $1.2 billion and provide a workaround to direct sales bans. This highlights the relentless demand for advanced computing power in
