Figma CEO Dylan Field openly admits he was a “bad manager” when he first started leading the company. On a podcast, he detailed the specific skills he lacked and how he learned them, a journey echoed by other founder-CEOs from Duolingo and Asana.
In a surprising move, the US will allow Nvidia to sell its H200 AI chips to approved customers in China, but only if it pays a 25% cut of the profits. President Trump announced the deal on December 8, saying the same terms will apply to AMD and Intel. It’s a temporary truce in a much bigger tech war
A Pennsylvania coal plant site is getting a high-tech second life. The 47.2-acre property sold for $14.3 million and is slated for a massive data center campus built for AI workloads.
Australia is set to prohibit social media accounts for users under 16 starting December 10. In response, Apple is directing developers to its existing App Store compliance tools to help them follow the new requirements.
A set of hand-labeled CD-Rs containing special builds of MacOS 7.6 and 8.0 for the CHRP platform has been rediscovered. This opens the door to running classic, pre-OS X Mac operating systems on hardware it was never officially meant for, like the Mac mini G4.
Meta is trying to end an EU investigation by offering users a service with fewer personalized ads. The move comes after a €200 million fine and could avoid massive daily penalties.
Adobe is launching a new content creation space within its Premiere mobile app specifically for YouTube Shorts creators. The partnership gives creators exclusive templates and the ability to publish directly to YouTube, aiming to keep them from using competing tools like CapCut.
The surge in AI is forcing a fundamental redesign of data center and telecom networks. To handle new traffic patterns, the industry is pivoting to open Ethernet fabrics and predictive AI automation tools.
The explosion of internet satellites in low Earth orbit is creating a light pollution crisis for astronomy. NASA simulations show it could render 40% of Hubble’s images unusable, with future telescopes facing near-total obstruction. The search for solutions is urgent as thousands more satellites are
The AI gold rush in the auto industry is ending. A new Gartner forecast says the vast majority of carmakers will slash their ambitious AI investment plans within five years. This signals a harsh reality check after a period of what analysts call “AI euphoria.”
