In a major executive move, Slack CEO Denise Dresser is departing to join OpenAI as its new chief revenue officer. She’ll lead the company’s rapidly growing enterprise unit, starting next week. This signals OpenAI’s aggressive push to become a dominant B2B software vendor.
Microsoft is making its largest-ever investment in Asia, committing $17.5 billion to India. The four-year plan aims to build AI infrastructure, train 20 million people, and offer sovereign cloud services. It’s a massive bet on India’s digital future.
The EU has launched a formal antitrust probe into Google, alleging it unfairly uses web and YouTube content to train its AI models like AI Overviews. Regulators are concerned Google isn’t compensating sources or letting them opt out, while simultaneously locking competitors out of using the same dat
Berkshire Hathaway is undergoing its most significant leadership shuffle in decades as Warren Buffett prepares to step down. The moves include a surprise exit, a key retirement, and the creation of a new executive position, signaling the start of the Greg Abel era.
The US government has approved Nvidia to sell its more advanced H200 AI chip in China, a shift from restrictions on the weaker H20. Chinese tech giants face a shortage of high-performance semiconductors, making the H200 tempting, but Beijing’s long-term strategy demands domestic alternatives. Analys
iFixit is back in the App Store with a powerful new repair app. It packs AI help, real-time battery monitoring, and all their famous guides. This is a direct shot at the “you can’t fix it” culture.
The European Commission has opened a formal antitrust investigation into Google’s AI practices. It will examine if the company used web publisher and YouTube creator content without proper compensation or an opt-out option.
America’s biggest bitcoin mining companies are ripping out their specialized hardware to build AI data centers. A perfect storm of falling crypto rewards and soaring AI demand is driving a massive industry shift. The very infrastructure that powered the crypto boom is now being repurposed for the AI
European regulators have opened a formal investigation into Google’s use of web and YouTube content for its AI products. The probe centers on whether the tech giant is unfairly leveraging its dominance to starve competitors and creators.
At Fortune’s Brainstorm AI conference, VCs argued the bubble talk misses the point. The real question is whether the full tech stack is changing. To find durable companies, Sapphire Ventures’ Cathy Gao uses a simple three-part test.
