The workforce balance of power in tech has officially flipped. For the first time, the number of people working for hyperscale and cloud companies now exceeds the total employed by the global telecom industry. This marks a stunning reversal from just 14 years ago.
Two tech firms are proposing a new technical standard to solve AI’s copyright dilemma. They want to embed licensing and payments directly into the AI training process itself.
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.
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
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.
TikTok’s first major technical failure under its new US ownership couldn’t have come at a worse time. With uploads failing and feeds going generic, users are questioning if it’s a coincidence or something more.
Moving from founder to manager is a painful identity crisis. According to insights shared with Inc, the core challenge isn’t delegation—it’s learning to tolerate watching someone else do the work slower, differently, and sometimes worse. The shift requires building systems, not just products.
New data shows over 60% of U.S. adults used a dedicated AI platform last year, with ChatGPT dominating. But with massive infrastructure costs, companies are scrambling to monetize through new subscription tiers and, increasingly, ads.
