This is Apple’s Thinnest iPhone Ever
Apple unveiled its much-anticipated iPhone 17 line, as well as new smartwatches and AirPods from its UFO campus in Cupertino, California.
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Xero’s JAX Gets Smarter at Predicting When Customers Will Pay
The enhanced AI superagent introduces predictive insights and automation, aiming to position JAX for more success in a crowded market.
‘Catastrophic’ Stakes: OpenAI Restructure Faces Fierce Campaigns and Scrutiny
OpenAI’s for-profit shift faces probes, lawsuits, and $19B in investor stakes as regulators and rivals challenge its nonprofit roots and future in AI.
Microsoft Taps Nebius in $19.4B AI Cloud Agreement
Microsoft will gain dedicated capacity from Nebius’ New Jersey facility as AI demand outpaces internal resources.
Apple Hits Record $9B in India Sales
With iPhones doing the heavy lifting and MacBook demand also surging, India has become the new growth engine in the world's most populous nation.
Tesla’s $1 Trillion Robot Army Could Make Musk Richest
This is not just about executive pay. It is about redefining what work looks like when robots take on jobs we once thought only humans could do.
Microsoft Copilot Study: UK Government Finds No Evidence of Productivity Gains
The UK government’s Microsoft 365 Copilot trial found staff satisfied and tasks eased, but no clear productivity gains, raising doubts about AI’s workplace impact.
Did Meta Cover Up Child Safety Risks in VR?
Two current and two former Meta employees will bring internal documents before a committee. Meta said allegations were ‘stitched together.’
Europe’s Most Valuable AI Startup Now, Thanks to €1.3 Billion Investment
ASML invested €1.3B in Mistral AI’s Series C, becoming top shareholder and lifting the startup’s value to €10B, Europe’s largest AI firm.
‘Job Hugging’ Trend Emerges as Workers Confront AI Uncertainty
AI anxiety fuels “job hugging” as workers stay put despite wanting higher pay, career growth, and remote options when conditions improve.
