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.
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
Tesla is making a massive strategic pivot, ending production of its flagship Model S and X to convert that space for Optimus humanoid robot manufacturing. The company is also expanding its unsupervised autonomous driving tests, but both initiatives face long, uncertain timelines.
Logitech appears ready to launch the G325 LIGHTSPEED wireless gaming headset. The leak points to a lightweight, dual-wireless design with a major focus on AI-powered microphone noise cancellation for cleaner voice chat.
Sharjah is making a play for the data center market. The emirate has signed a memorandum of understanding with Chinese AI cloud firm DataCanvas to explore building and operating facilities. It’s a strategic move to diversify its economy and attract tech investment.
Elon Musk is famous for setting wildly ambitious goals, from self-driving cars to humanoid robots. Now, prediction markets are turning his promises into a new kind of spectator sport, letting skeptics and believers bet real money on the outcomes.
Tesla’s financial results for 2025 reveal a company in transition, with core automotive profits tanking. The decline coincides with major political shifts and a strategic pivot towards AI and energy.
A new iOS 26.3 feature limits what cellular networks know about your location, but it only works on iPhones with Apple’s own modem. This isn’t just about privacy—it’s a sign of Apple’s long-term strategy to control its hardware from top to bottom.
Volkswagen has started production of its first car using a new, China-specific electronic architecture. Developed in just 18 months with local partners like XPENG, it’s a core part of VW’s strategy to compete in the world’s toughest EV market.
