A new analysis shows Wall Street is obsessed with asking tech companies about AI but barely questions other S&P 500 firms. This disconnect is happening even as businesses spend billions on the tech, creating a risky information gap for investors.
A new analysis argues that using cloud-based AI assistants like ChatGPT or Gemini means surrendering control of your personal data. Every prompt becomes fuel for training, and security flaws are inevitable. The solution? Run your own AI model at home.
Samsung’s next flip phone might once again skip a Qualcomm chip. The Galaxy Z Flip 8 could be powered by the new, 2nm Exynos 2600 processor, according to a fresh industry report. This would bring serious performance gains, but it’s a risky strategy.
Mercury, the FinTech serving over 200,000 companies, has officially applied to become a nationally chartered bank. The move, announced December 19, aims to provide greater stability and could reshape its competition with traditional banks.
If you were hoping to downgrade from iOS 26.2 back to iOS 26.1, you’re out of luck. Apple has officially stopped signing the older version, a standard but decisive move for security.
In a deal mixing cash and equity, AI code editor Cursor is acquiring Graphite to integrate writing and reviewing code. The move comes as studies question the real productivity gains from AI coding tools.
Sam Altman has “0%” excitement about being the CEO of a public company. But with OpenAI’s valuation soaring and an IPO potentially on the horizon for 2026, he might not have a choice.
onsemi is collaborating with GlobalFoundries to manufacture gallium nitride (GaN) power products. The partnership aims to deliver 650V devices for AI data centers and electric vehicles, with customer samples planned for the first half of 2026.
Jim Cramer is telling investors to be careful with GE Vernova, even as Wall Street firms like Jefferies and Morgan Stanley pile on with huge price target hikes. The stock, which makes gas turbines for power-hungry AI data centers, is up nearly 100% this year but saw wild swings this week.
The parent company of Truth Social is merging with nuclear fusion company TAE Technologies in a deal valued at roughly $6 billion. They plan to break ground on a power plant in 2026 and achieve “first power” by 2031, but the technology faces massive hurdles.
