Walmart just posted another standout quarter as economic anxiety drives more shoppers to seek out deals. The retail giant saw profits jump to $6.14 billion and raised its full-year outlook despite broader retail challenges.
Microsoft Windows celebrates 40 years since its commercial launch on November 20, 1985. The operating system has evolved from a graphical DOS add-on to the dominant PC platform, complete with famous blue screens, hidden Easter eggs, and billions in revenue.
Germany’s Agile Robotics has entered the humanoid robot race with the Agile ONE, featuring remarkably dexterous hands and a layered AI system. The industrial-focused robot can walk at 2 m/s and carry 20kg payloads. Full production begins in early 2026.
Recent graduate unemployment has already hit 9.3%, its highest level outside the pandemic since 2014. Lawmakers warn AI could push this to 25% within 2-3 years, causing massive social disruption across multiple industries.
GE Vernova is showcasing a major energy milestone at B20 South Africa – the first full regional electric system synchronization across 15 West African countries. The achievement, supported by GE Vernova’s GridOS software and consulting services, enables better grid reliability and cross-border power
Elon Musk’s xAI is teaming up with Saudi company Humain to build a 500MW AI data center in Saudi Arabia. This marks xAI’s first international expansion and will deploy Grok AI models across the entire country with newly approved US chip shipments.
Senators John Curtis and Mark Kelly introduced the Algorithm Accountability Act to amend Section 230 protections. The bill targets recommendation algorithms that radicalize users and cause harm. Previous attempts to change Section 230 have repeatedly failed.
The health tech startup is building a “medical intelligence” AI model trained by doctors to provide personalized health guidance. With backing from Redpoint and a16z, they’re betting big on AI-driven preventive care.
European IT spending is projected to reach $1.4 trillion by 2026, representing 11% growth. The surge is driven by massive investments in AI, cloud computing, and cybersecurity despite constrained budgets and limited hiring. Regional AI platforms are expected to dominate as countries prioritize data
Senators John Curtis and Mark Kelly introduced the Algorithm Accountability Act, which would make platforms liable for harmful recommendation algorithms. The bill targets for-profit social media companies with over 1 million users and creates a “duty of care” standard. Victims could sue for damages
