
Thinking Machines benefits as Meta faces setbacks
Thinking Machines is gaining ground as Meta faces strategic and competitive challenges, reshaping the AI and technology landscape.
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Thinking Machines is gaining ground as Meta faces strategic and competitive challenges, reshaping the AI and technology landscape.

India’s app market is growing rapidly, but global platforms like Google and Apple continue to capture most of the revenue and ecosystem value.

LinkedIn’s CEO is set to move on, prompting reactions across the tech industry as users reflect on leadership changes and the platform’s future direction.

Tim Cook is set to step down as Apple CEO after 15 years, leaving behind a legacy of product innovation, service growth, and major expansion in China.

Reid Hoffman shares his perspective on the tokenising debate, highlighting how AI tokens, compute access, and productivity are reshaping tech compensation.

Amazon CEO highlights competition with Nvidia, Intel, Starlink and others in annual shareholder letter, focusing on innovation, AI and infrastructure strategy.

AI companies are building large natural gas plants to power data centres, raising concerns about emissions, energy demand, and environmental impact.

The Silicon Valley congressional race is intensifying with sharp attacks, heavy funding, and growing political tensions shaping a high-stakes contest.

The latest developments in the Manus story reflect a predictable turn, highlighting ongoing challenges, expectations, and industry reactions.

Meta is struggling with rogue AI agents as concerns grow over control, safety, and reliability in autonomous systems developed across its platforms and research labs.

NVIDIA is expanding beyond GPUs into software, AI infrastructure, and services, quietly building a multibillion-dollar business to rival its core chip division.

Google’s data centre power strategy highlights its push for clean, reliable energy to support AI growth, combining renewables, grid innovation, and long-term power deals.
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