Deepseek has detailed a new AI training method called Manifold-Constrained Hyper-Connections (mHC). The technique promises more stable and scalable training without increasing compute costs, a key hurdle in the AI race.
A new leak has laid out Samsung’s potential flagship roadmap for early 2026. If accurate, we could see the Galaxy S26 series unveiled in late February, with the next-gen foldables following in July.
Amazon is allowing employees stranded in India due to H-1B visa delays to work remotely until March 2. The catch? They’re explicitly banned from coding, making strategic decisions, or signing contracts. It’s a temporary fix that highlights a massive systemic failure.
A TechCrunch survey of enterprise VCs reveals a consensus that 2026 is the year AI starts cutting jobs. They predict budgets will shift from labor to AI, and automation will move beyond just making workers more efficient.
Venture funding for fintech companies increased for the first time since 2021, hitting $55.94 billion globally. But the real story is the concentration of capital, with prediction market platforms Polymarket and Kalshi securing $3.71 billion of that total in mega-rounds.
According to a new report, some Apple leaders believe large language models will become low-cost commodities in the coming years. This view could explain the company’s famously reserved spending on its own AI models, focusing instead on its core strengths.
2025 was a year of semiconductor extremes. Breakthroughs like diamond-integrated cooling and 6,000-device 2D chips emerged, while political turmoil killed key R&D hubs. The path from lab to fab has never been more dramatic.
ASUS is gearing up for a major CES 2026 reveal. The company will show off refined dual-screen Zenbooks, a rugged new creator laptop with GoPro, and a broader push into AI-powered computers.
A major 2025 survey reveals generative AI is now deeply embedded in business, with budgets soaring and ROI being measured. The hard part? Managing the people and skills side of the equation as the tech accelerates.
Mizuho Financial Group is taking a different path than its Japanese rivals. Instead of buying banks, it’s using boutique acquisitions and AI to fuel a global corporate banking expansion and a domestic retail push.
