According to the Financial Times, a survey of 10,000 desk workers found executive urgency to adopt AI has increased sevenfold in six months. Yet, two-thirds of employees aren’t using it, creating a dangerous disconnect fueled by fear, guilt, and a lack of trust.
The Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust saw a staggering 947% return on its SpaceX investment. Now, its decision to trim that position has ignited a fierce public dispute with its largest shareholder, activist hedge fund Saba Capital.
According to TechRadar, Xbox endured a punishing 2025 marked by major missteps. The company raised Xbox Game Pass Ultimate to $29.99 monthly, implemented two separate Xbox console price hikes, and laid off 9,000 employees across studios like Rare and Bethesda. This all happened as it continued sendi
AMD’s next-gen Zen 6 CPU architecture has appeared in a developer document. It shows a shift to an 8-wide instruction dispatch and new 512-bit vector support. This points to major performance gains for parallel and AI workloads.
LG is teasing a new home robot with two articulated arms and five-fingered hands, set to debut at CES next month. It’s a major shift from their previous models and promises to handle a wide range of household chores.
Ahead of CES 2026, Samsung has unveiled five new Odyssey gaming monitors. The headliners are a 32-inch 6K glasses-free 3D display and a model boasting a 1,040Hz refresh rate using a “Dual Mode” feature.
Filtrabit, a Finnish cleantech company, has secured a €2 million funding commitment for its next round. The company plans to use the capital to expand its industrial dust control systems into new international markets.
Japan is launching a world-first test to mine rare-earth mud from the deep seabed. The project is a direct move to secure supplies away from China’s dominance.
Nvidia has stopped a test using Intel’s advanced chip packaging technology. In a separate blow to Silicon Valley, a federal judge ruled a new $100,000 fee on H-1B visa applications can proceed.
Fleet management company Motive has publicly filed for an IPO on the NYSE under the ticker MTVE. The filing reveals the company is growing revenue quickly but losses are widening, and it’s locked in a legal fight with rival Samsara.
