Uber is partnering with Zipline to launch drone delivery services this year, aiming to reach a target of 1 million deliveries per day by 2030.
Is the recent upheaval at Google DeepMind a calculated move or a sign of trouble?
Amazon has updated its order confirmation emails, now omitting specific details about purchased items. This change appears to be influenced by the ongoing challenges surrounding data privacy in the age of advanced AI.
Archer Aviation is set to acquire Boeing’s three subsidiaries specializing in electric vertical takeoff and landing, including Wisk Aero. This strategic move may enhance Archer’s position in the competitive air taxi market.
Snyder discusses the company’s venture into high-end audio, the partnership with Bose, and the future of exceptional sound in the age of AI.
The host urged the company to face off against a competitor of equal stature.
Chinese memory manufacturer CXMT experienced a remarkable debut on the Shanghai stock exchange, with its stock price skyrocketing by 466 percent, resulting in a valuation of $484 billion.
Warner Bros. Discovery has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging that the company unlawfully recruited marketing executive Pia Barlow, describing the situation as a ‘rampant employee acquisition.’
The Pixel 11 falls prey to RAMageddon, with Google hinting at an impending price increase.
A US judge has issued a temporary restraining order halting the significant merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery.
CEO Ryan Cohen appears focused on transitioning to a new leadership role at another company.
A teleprompter operator for Donald Trump is under scrutiny for allegedly placing bets on Kalshi regarding the content of the president’s speeches, reportedly earning $100,000 from these wagers.
Lucid has refuted claims about potential bankruptcy, yet its stock took a significant hit, causing a ripple effect that impacted other electric vehicle manufacturers as well.
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield criticizes Paramount for allegedly evading legal obligations by not complying with document requests.
SK Hynix has achieved a historic milestone with its entry into the US stock market, launching at $170 per share and securing $26.5 billion in funding. This marks the largest debut for a foreign company since Alibaba.
Peter Kafka discusses Comcast’s decision to separate NBCUniversal and explores the challenges of merging content creation with distribution networks in the gaming industry.