Apple is losing two key executives, General Counsel Kate Adams and Environment VP Lisa Jackson, who will both retire in 2026. They are part of a wave of senior departures, raising questions about the company’s leadership transition.
Microsoft has announced significant price increases for its Microsoft 365 commercial subscriptions, set to take effect in July 2026. The hikes, as high as 33% per user per month, come after the company rolled out new AI capabilities to existing customers at no extra cost just last year.
Apple confirmed its software design chief, Alan Dye, is leaving the company after being promoted in 2015. Longtime Apple commentator John Gruber didn’t hold back, suggesting Dye’s departure might be the best thing for Apple’s design in over a decade.
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang is on Capitol Hill, pushing back against AI chip export controls to China. He argues restrictions won’t slow China’s progress and that Nvidia needs to sell competitive chips globally. The lobbying effort is meeting both support and sharp skepticism from lawmakers.
Milan-based Bending Spoons has quietly become a tech acquisition powerhouse, snapping up brands like Eventbrite, Evernote, and Meetup. With a new $11 billion valuation, it’s reshaping the internet’s digital landscape, one controversial overhaul at a time.
According to CNBC’s Investing Club, Jim Cramer issued a buy call for Meta Platforms. The trigger was a reported “Code Red” memo from OpenAI’s Sam Altman, which shifts focus to improving ChatGPT and pauses initiatives like advertising.
Milan-based Bending Spoons is acquiring the event platform Eventbrite in an all-cash deal worth about €430 million. The move continues the Italian company’s aggressive strategy of buying and holding well-known digital brands.
Mauro Porcini, Samsung’s new President and Chief Design Officer, wants to move tech beyond minimalist design. He advocates for “expressive design language” that allows for personal choice, inspired by his global career. His vision for Samsung centers on an equation: AI amplified by emotional intelli
Apple’s head of AI, John Giannandrea, is retiring and will be replaced by former Microsoft VP Amar Subramanya. The shakeup comes as SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son admits to “crying” over selling a $5.83 billion Nvidia stake to fund investments like OpenAI.
Apple is making a major leadership change in its AI division. John Giannandrea is retiring, and former Microsoft VP of AI Amar Subramanya is stepping in to lead the charge, likely for a new Siri launch this spring.
