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Leading the Future kept most of its money on safe candidates, and its higher-stakes races mostly went the other way. Here's what the numbers show.
Every 314 Action-backed winner this cycle is a doctor or scientist. Here's what the PAC spent, how it performed and why its message is landing.
Wildlife charities, a pollution campaign group and a motorcycle club are opposing Google's proposed data center on a former racetrack east of London.
Louis Rossmann argues repair is a symptom of a bigger loss of ownership, from locked firmware to subscriptions, and wants durable legal change.
LinkedIn is testing a Frequent Viewer tag for Premium users. It shows who keeps returning to your profile, which can be useful or unsettling.
A lawsuit alleges a 13-year-old's months of Gemini conversations on a school Chromebook went unflagged, exposing gaps in AI chat monitoring for students.
The EU's proposed Digital Fairness Act would ban dark patterns, let users switch off addictive features and cap fines at 6% of global turnover.
AI models can now build robot simulations and train basic walking behavior in hours. A virtual Microduck and Berkeley lab work show the reach and the limits.
Palantir's Alex Karp calls his politics and his products progressive. His recent letter, earnings call and interview show a more complicated picture.
Jensen Huang has resigned as Nvidia's CEO. Colette Kress is interim CEO while the board searches for a permanent successor.
Huang's resignation hands Nvidia an interim CEO and a stability test. Rivals have an opening, but GPU competition moves on multi-year timelines.
Cloudera and Mistral AI are pairing open-weight models with enterprise data platforms, aiming to keep sensitive context inside firewalls while customers control...
Intel beat third-quarter estimates on earnings and revenue, but a soft fourth-quarter outlook and a shrinking PC market drove its stock down more than 30%.
Ex-Palantir executives' startup Dream raised a $17M seed led by Andreessen Horowitz to generate building designs and take on architect-of-record responsibility.
Extreme Networks is turning idle access point and switch compute into on-premises AI infrastructure. Its Agent ONE and Exchange zones aim to shift networking to...
Marvell will buy Lumentum for $115 billion, adding indium phosphide lasers and co-packaged optics to its AI networking stack as data center links move toward li...
IBM's AI operating model pairs data, workloads, automation and hybrid cloud, with governance and human oversight built in for agents that never stop running.
AI infrastructure startup Applied Compute raised $350M at a $3.25B valuation, with annualized recurring revenue above $100M within 18 months of launch.
AMD's Q3 revenue hit $13.38B, up 45%, with data center now 64% of sales as agentic AI drives demand for CPUs and Helios rack systems.
Supermicro's sales nearly quadrupled and Arista's grew 58%. Both guided above Wall Street estimates, pointing to sustained demand for AI data center gear.