President Trump imposed a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas in September, then told Fox News the US lacks specialized talent. The contradictory policies create uncertainty for tech companies and manufacturers like Hyundai, which faced ICE raids on skilled workers.
Cisco is taking a different approach to the AI revolution than many tech giants. Instead of mass layoffs, the company is investing heavily in upskilling its existing 20,000 developers and embracing AI tools that already generate nearly a quarter of their code.
The MSI Ventus RTX 5070 Ti is now available for $729.99 after a $20 rebate card from Newegg. This marks the first time the GPU has fallen below its official MSRP since launch. The discount makes NVIDIA’s 1440p and 4K gaming powerhouse significantly more appealing to mainstream buyers.
Cassava Technologies has launched its CAIMEx platform to provide African mobile network operators with simplified access to major AI models. The platform connects operators to tools from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and others while keeping data within Africa. This addresses both technological access a
According to new research, AI-generated “workslop” costs companies $186 per employee monthly and takes 2 hours to fix each incident. An MIT expert predicts companies will soon use AI to detect slop and demand prompt transparency. The era of hiding behind AI is ending.
Most companies approach digital transformation as a technology upgrade rather than organizational change. The distinction matters because it determines whether change is sustainable. With failure rates between 26% and 88%, the odds are stacked against success.
AMD is submitting new graphics driver code for the upcoming Linux 6.19 kernel. The updates include support for Valve’s video extension used by Steam Link VR, showing AMD’s growing commitment to Linux gaming and VR.
Lithuania is emerging as Europe’s cybersecurity champion for data center operations. The country combines top-tier digital protection with renewable energy dominance and strategic connectivity. Data center operators are taking notice of this Baltic powerhouse.
New York’s Algorithmic Pricing Disclosure Act took effect this week, requiring companies like Uber and DoorDash to disclose when algorithms use personal data to set prices. The notices appear during checkout but don’t explain exactly how your information affects what you pay. This transparency push
Microsoft confirms it’s retiring the sidebar app list feature in Edge that let users pin websites like Instagram and Spotify. The change is rolling out gradually across Canary and Dev versions before hitting stable releases. Built-in tools including Copilot will remain available.
