Mike Kostersitz spent three decades building his career at Microsoft before getting laid off in May. At 60 years old, he’s now navigating a job market completely different from the one he last experienced. His story shows the particular challenges facing long-tenured tech workers today.
Getty Images has lost significant portions of its copyright lawsuit against Stability AI in a London High Court ruling. The court found that while Getty’s images were used for training, the AI model itself didn’t contain infringing copies. This decision could reshape how UK law handles AI and copyri
Nintendo has launched its official store app on both iOS and Android. The app lets users shop Nintendo products, track play history across multiple consoles, and get notifications about sales. It’s a significant move for a company that’s been slow to embrace mobile.
Seattle voters have overwhelmingly passed Proposition 2, which eliminates business taxes for companies under $2 million in revenue while increasing rates for larger businesses. The measure passed with 67.7% approval and is expected to raise $81 million annually for city services. This creates a sign
Researchers have created a breakthrough method for studying ocean viruses that processes over 2,000 particles in just 300 nanoliters of seawater. The technique captures viruses of all sizes that other methods miss, including unusual families that infect the ocean’s most abundant bacteria.
DDR5 memory prices have skyrocketed to all-time highs, with some kits now costing twice what they did just months ago. The price surge affects both consumer and enterprise markets, with no relief in sight for PC builders and gamers.
European science startups are being held back by an unhealthy obsession with patents, according to venture firm Wilbe. Half their 2025 investments went to companies without any patent applications. The real value lies in founders, market validation, and execution.
The UK’s effort to create a unified bond market data stream faces delays after Ediphy Analytics sued the Financial Conduct Authority. The regulator plans to ask a High Court judge to lift the automatic suspension on its contract with Etrading Software later this month.
Google is testing a new Web Install API that could let websites install Progressive Web Apps directly from web pages across different browsers. The feature is being developed with Microsoft Edge engineers and currently works in desktop Chrome and Edge version 139 or higher.
Tsuga, founded by former Datadog product leaders, just secured $10 million in seed funding. The Paris-based startup is taking on the $50B+ observability market with a “bring your own cloud” approach that could disrupt how enterprises monitor AI systems.
