ServiceNow is making a massive move into cybersecurity, agreeing to acquire Armis for $1.5 billion. The deal is all about securing the sprawling “attack surface” created by AI and connected devices. But can a workflow platform become a security powerhouse?
After struggling with its HBM3E chips, Samsung appears to have turned things around. Its upcoming HBM4 memory has reportedly received the highest evaluation scores in NVIDIA’s tests for a 2026 AI accelerator, potentially leading to a larger-than-expected supply contract.
Apple might be working on a budget MacBook around $599 to compete with Windows laptops. But according to one tech journalist, that price puts it in a weird spot where it’s both too expensive and not premium enough. The rumored use of an iPhone-class A15 Pro chip instead of a desktop M-series process
Apple has been fined €98 million (about $116 million) by Italy’s antitrust authority. The regulator says Apple’s App Tracking Transparency policy imposes “disproportionate” data collection terms on third-party apps compared to its own.
Investors are betting big on an open-source AI tool with almost no business model. vLLM, which speeds up AI models, is pitching a massive funding round to turn its popular code into a commercial powerhouse.
Coinbase is making a major push into prediction markets. The crypto exchange is acquiring The Clearing Company, a platform that lets users trade on real-world events.
The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS recently zipped past Earth, ignoring our planet. Astronomer Avi Loeb has a wild idea: we could use such objects as high-speed carriers for human time capsules, drastically cutting the travel time to true interstellar space.
A new report details how “neocloud” companies like CoreWeave are taking out massive loans using Nvidia GPUs as collateral, turning $1 of Nvidia investment into $5 of purchases. This creates a dangerous feedback loop that could crash if the AI boom slows.
Researchers at NREL have developed a new silicon carbide power module called ULIS. It delivers five times the energy density of older designs and could be a key tool in managing the world’s rising energy demands.
A look back at venture capital predictions for commerce reveals which forecasts actually materialized. The winners weren’t the flashy trends, but fundamental shifts in AI, resale, supply chains, and marketing driven by real problems and clear ROI.
