The AI development landscape is set for a major shift by 2026. Autonomous agents and natural-language programming will change how software is built, while edge AI and synthetic data solve critical bottlenecks.
A proposed mega-merger between Netflix and Warner Bros. is triggering major antitrust concerns. Critics warn it could lead to higher prices, less choice, and a dangerous concentration of market power.
Veteran tech analyst Paul Meeks is telling investors to buy the recent drop in CoreWeave stock. He started coverage with a buy rating and a $100 price target, suggesting nearly 17% upside, and believes the stock could retest its October 2025 peak of $153.
According to a Gizmodo report, Sony is brewing a massive AI software upgrade for the PS5, dubbed “PSSR 2,” which could arrive in 2026. This tech, developed with AMD under “Project Amethyst,” aims to fix graphical glitches, improve efficiency, and enable better performance. The move is also seen as k
According to a new report, AI agents are set to become virtual team members by 2026, executing complex tasks independently. This shift will require companies to manage a hybrid human-AI workforce, with HR teams playing a central role.
A new SEC proposal aims to reduce regulations for public companies, framing it as a way to boost IPOs. Critics argue it would gut the transparency and accountability that made U.S. markets the world’s gold standard, creating a system that benefits insiders over everyday investors.
Samsung’s upcoming One UI 8.5 update could introduce a handy feature that automatically summarizes PDF and text files right in the My Files browser. The feature, spotted in leaked firmware, would help users find the right document without opening it. It’s expected to have a user toggle and will avoi
Two years ago, investors berated BKV’s CEO for buying power plants. Now, with AI data centers desperate for gigawatts of power, that bet looks genius. The company’s stock has surged 50% since its 2024 IPO.
A blog post by ex-Microsoft engineer Jonathon Ready went viral this week, arguing that Seattle tech workers have a unique disdain for AI. The reaction has been fierce, revealing a deep split in how the city views its tech future amidst Big Tech layoffs and startup energy.
According to a new report, biocomputers using lab-grown human brain tissue are moving from labs to commercial products. While they can only perform basic tasks like playing Pong, the ethical and philosophical implications are arriving faster than the science.
