GIGABYTE’s latest gaming laptops offer powerful RTX 5070 Ti and 5080 options at competitive prices. The plastic chassis raises durability concerns despite strong specs. Thermal management will be crucial for long-term performance.
Cisco shares just approached their March 2000 peak after 25 years of essentially flat returns. The networking giant’s brutal recovery timeline serves as a stark warning for today’s AI-fueled tech stocks.
LS Electric continues its aggressive expansion into the US data center market with a new $76 million power infrastructure contract. The Korean industrial giant is capitalizing on America’s AI and hyperscale computing boom with multiple recent deals totaling over $200 million.
CoreWeave went from crypto mining to becoming AI’s hottest infrastructure play, but its financials reveal a house of cards. With 71% of revenue from Microsoft and massive GPU-backed loans, this could be the bubble’s first major pop. The company’s biggest customers are building competing data centers
UK businesses are pushing back against a proposed ban on ransomware payments, arguing it won’t stop attacks but could cause service collapses. Meanwhile, cybersecurity attribution claims face scrutiny as AI models question the evidence behind state-sponsored group allegations.
The decades-old pattern of banks trailing retail tech adoption is ending. Agentic AI is pushing financial institutions into real-time innovation cycles, with UK banks already at 90% digital customer interactions. Legacy systems remain the biggest constraint, but semantic knowledge graphs are unlocki
OpenAI’s new warning about superintelligence risks comes exactly three years after ChatGPT’s launch. The company acknowledges potential catastrophic dangers while outlining safety guardrails. With AI poised to disrupt 93 million jobs, workers need to prepare now.
Rolls-Royce is making significant progress on durability upgrades for its Trent XWB-97 engine used on Airbus A350-1000 aircraft. The company’s latest dust-ingestion tests show promising results for combating Middle East operating conditions. Certification is targeted for 2027 with entry into service
Saudi Crown Prince’s Neom project envisions a city 200 meters wide stretching 170km through the desert. The design takes Manhattan’s grid and tilts it vertically. Critics question whether financial and physical realities will ground this ambitious vision.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is refusing to repeal the agency’s controversial news distortion policy despite a bipartisan petition from seven former FCC chairs and commissioners. The policy, rarely enforced since the 1980s, has become a flashpoint in debates over government oversight of broadcast conte
