Shares of Beijing-based GPU company Moore Threads, often called “China’s Nvidia,” soared more than 400% on its Shanghai trading debut. The surge follows a $1.1 billion listing as China pushes for semiconductor independence amid U.S. restrictions.
The market’s reaction to Meta’s Reality Labs budget news misses the point entirely. The real financial sinkhole isn’t the consumer-facing Quest or Horizon Worlds—it’s the long-term, multi-billion-dollar gamble on AR glasses and foundational technology.
Meta Platforms is planning significant budget cuts to its metaverse division, including Horizon Worlds and the Quest VR unit. This marks a major strategic retreat from Mark Zuckerberg’s once-grand vision for the company’s future.
Samsung is apparently planning to launch the true successor to its Galaxy Watch Ultra next year. The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is reportedly scheduled for a July 2025 debut.
Rockwell Automation has introduced its SecureOT solution suite, a comprehensive industrial cybersecurity platform. It combines real-time monitoring, professional services, and managed security to protect critical operations technology.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is taking his case against AI chip export controls directly to U.S. lawmakers. His closed-door meeting with Senate Republicans highlights the intense lobbying battle over the future of AI technology and its critical hardware.
New research suggests not all depression is the same when it comes to physical health. A major study links “atypical” symptoms like fatigue and increased appetite to a much higher risk of Type 2 diabetes, while “melancholic” symptoms are tied to heart disease.
According to a new report, Meta is eyeing budget cuts of up to 30% for its Reality Labs division, which houses the Horizon Worlds metaverse platform. This follows over $60 billion in losses and a strategic pivot towards AI spending.
According to a new report, Meta is considering a 30% budget cut for its metaverse division as part of its 2026 planning. This comes as the company’s Reality Labs unit has lost over $70 billion since 2021, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg pushes to make Meta a leader in frontier AI.
A new Forbes piece dives into the messy reality of AI in advertising. With rampant “AI slop” and biased targeting hurting campaigns, the call for ethical, transparent AI has never been louder. But is the industry actually listening?
