It’s that time of year again. The leaves are turning, the air is getting crisp, and a procession of Apple executives has once again graced a minimalist stage to tell us what we should want. This year’s September event was […]
In a landmark ruling that will reshape the digital landscape for years to come, the U.S. government has successfully argued that Google maintained its search monopoly through illegal, anticompetitive practices. For over a decade, Google’s dominance seemed as immutable as
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In the relentless, fast-paced world of semiconductor technology, the focus is often squarely on the next great leap in performance: smaller transistors, faster chips, and more powerful artificial intelligence (AI). Yet, as AMD’s 2025 Corporate Responsibility report reveals, true leadership
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Intel, the company that put “Silicon” in Silicon Valley and whose five-note jingle is seared into the brains of a generation, is in trouble. This isn’t just a rough quarter or a missed product cycle; this is an existential crisis.
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In the corporate world, there’s a common mantra: “eat your own dog food.” It means that a company should use the products it creates and sells. While many pay lip service to this idea, few embody it as thoroughly as
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In the world of consumer technology, performance is often about bragging rights and smoother gaming. But in the professional sphere, performance is currency. Every minute spent waiting for a render, a simulation, or a data model to compile is a
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In the intricate dance of global economics, energy has always played a pivotal role. For emerging nations, however, it’s not merely a commodity; it’s increasingly becoming the very bedrock upon which sustainable economic growth and national prosperity are built. The
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In the midst of an unprecedented artificial intelligence (AI) arms race, Microsoft, a chief belligerent, is doing the unthinkable: it’s tapping the brakes. Reports have surfaced that the company is pausing or slowing the construction of new data centers, the
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The digital lives we lead are as intertwined as the most complex neural network, and the news of HP’s latest security threat report landed with a chilling, personal resonance. Just days after delving into its findings, I experienced a sophisticated
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The quest for a perfect artificial intelligence (AI) development environment often conjures images of massive server racks, liquid-cooled supercomputers and enough blinking lights to power a small city. But here in Bend, Oregon, where a discerning eye appreciates efficiency and
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