Google’s parent company Alphabet reported its first $100 billion revenue quarter while signaling a “significant increase” in capital expenditures for 2026. The AI infrastructure arms race is accelerating as cloud backlogs surge.
The data center revolution is reshaping industrial companies far beyond technology. Caterpillar’s 11% surge shows how traditional manufacturers are benefiting from infrastructure demand. Here’s why every company needs data center exposure.
YouTube is undergoing a major reorganization to position itself for the AI era. CEO Neal Mohan announced employee buyouts and three new product organizations in a memo to staff. The changes reflect YouTube’s strategic pivot toward artificial intelligence transformation.
While Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 and Darktide dominate headlines, the retro-inspired Boltgun offers something they can’t match. This $10.99 shooter captures the pure, unadulterated joy of classic FPS gaming that modern titles often sacrifice for realism.
As manufacturing becomes the most targeted industry for cyberattacks, DNS filtering emerges as a foundational defense strategy. This overlooked technology offers unique protection against evolving threats targeting legacy systems.
Microsoft’s unprecedented $34.9 billion quarterly capital expenditure signals massive AI infrastructure buildout, but a simultaneous Azure outage reveals the challenges of scaling cloud reliability. The company faces pressure to demonstrate that record spending translates to stable returns.
Google Cloud’s $15.16 billion quarter demonstrates how AI infrastructure demand is reshaping the cloud computing landscape. The unit’s strong performance signals a potential shift in the long-standing cloud hierarchy dominated by AWS and Azure.
Meta faces allegations it illegally downloaded adult content to train AI models. The company’s defense strategy could set crucial precedents for corporate liability and AI copyright law.
The United States dropped one spot in global energy efficiency rankings despite improving its overall score. While federal investments show promise, inconsistent state-level adoption and transportation challenges continue to hinder progress.
Samsung’s Galaxy F15 5G is set to receive One UI 8.5 based on Android 16 QPR2, representing a significant software commitment for a budget device. This update brings a new UI and features that typically arrive much later for entry-level smartphones. The extended support challenges industry norms for
