‘That Doesn’t Hold Up in the Electric Era’: Ford Explains Why It Wants to Either Sell Expensive Gas Cars or Small EVs
MobilityFord is looking for solutions to address the economic issues of its EVs division.
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Microsoft and OpenAI Have Been Great Allies, Until Now
Robotics and AIMicrosoft openly admits that OpenAI isn’t only its ally but also its competitor.
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The Metaverse Isn’t Dead, but It’s Making Meta Lose Money, Specifically, $50 Billion Since 2020
Virtual/Augmented RealityHowever, Meta will continue to invest in its Reality Labs division.
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Intel Is Laying Off More Than 10,000 Workers. The Semiconductor Giant Is Facing Challenging Times
Business and EconomicsThe Santa Clara-based company will also suspend dividend payments.
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There’s a Lot of Buzz About Nvidia, But Another AI Company Is Even More Profitable in 2024 (With Some Nuances)
Business and EconomicsSupermicro, a company that designs servers optimized for GPUs like Nvidia’s, has actually outperformed Jensen Huang’s company.
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Samsung Is Also Striking Gold With AI: Its Memory Chips Have Increased Profits by 1,458%
ComponentsExtraordinary news for a division that promises to bring even more spoils in the future.
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The Hong Kong Government Has Recruited a Top AI Scientist. Its Plan Goes Beyond China’s Borders
Business and EconomicsYang Hongxia isn’t just another AI guru.
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Amazon Paid Almost $1 Billion for Twitch. It's Been a Bad Investment for a Decade
Business and EconomicsThe service’s popularity contrasts with its losses year after year.
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Companies Wanted to Return to the Office at All Cost. According to Gartner, They Paid a High Price
Business and Economics62% of employees are "quiet quitting" after companies implemented a back-to-office policy.
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The AI Bubble Is Starting to Deflate: Big Tech Had Its Worst Day on the Stock Market Since the Rise of ChatGPT
Business and EconomicsThe NASDAQ lost over $1 trillion in a single day, its worst day since October 2022.
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The Amazon Echo Is Dying of Success. Millions Are Sold, But the Company Continues Losing Money
Business and Economics“We worried we’ve hired 10,000 people and we’ve built a smart timer.”
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Spotify Plans to Introduce a New Deluxe Plan as Part of a New Tech Trend: Base, Body, and the Cherry on Top
StreamingOffering the best service at a premium price to the most loyal and enthusiastic users is a valid strategy to boost revenue.
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Sanctions Are Keeping China Out of the International Economy. Last Friday, They Staved Off Something Worse: CrowdStrike
SecurityThere’s a simple reason: CrowdStrike’s presence in China is minimal.
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Amazon Has Revised Its Return-to-Office Policy. Going to the Office for Coffee Isn’t Enough: Employees Need to Stay
Business and EconomicsThe company is putting an end to "coffee badging."
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Meta's Ray-Bans Have Been Such a Hit That the Company Is Reportedly Thinking About Investing in That Makes Them
Business and EconomicsThe social media giant could invest $4.9 million in the company behind Ray-Ban.
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‘We’ve Reached the Point of Maximum Human Inefficiency’: Microsoft Measured How Much Time We Spend in Meetings and the Result Is Astounding
Business and EconomicsMeetings have tripled in the last decade, leaving some employees spending a large portion of their day in meetings and not getting work done.
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Who is Steve Ballmer? A Rundown on the Man Who Predicted the iPhone’s Failure and Is Now the Sixth Richest Man in the World
Business and EconomicsBallmer represents the importance of negotiating your first contract.
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The Game Pass Price Hike Hides Another Reality: The Inevitable Decline of Subscription Services
Video GamesThe Game Pass price hike: A warning to the industry or just a temporary setback?
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6,500 Samsung Employees in South Korea Go on an Indefinite Strike for the Second Time in Two Months
Business and EconomicsSamsung has declined to meet employee demands, citing falling sales. However, its new profit forecast changes everything.
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Apple Sent Out a 7 a.m. Email Asking About Remote Work. Its Employees Didn’t Like It
Business and EconomicsApple emailed employees asking for feedback on remote work and company culture. A few days earlier, the company had threatened to eliminate working from home for good.
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