Tim Cook admitted Apple was caught off guard as Mac mini and Mac Studio sold out across the globe. The reason? Users discovered Apple's own machines are secretly the best AI computers on the market — without Apple's help, permission, or even awareness.
Tim Cook admitted Apple was caught off guard as Mac mini and Mac Studio sold out across the globe. The reason? Users discovered Apple's own machines are secretly the best AI computers on the market — without Apple's help, permission, or even awareness.
Fortune exposes the accounting trick hiding in plain sight: half of Alphabet's record profit came from revaluing its Anthropic stake. Amazon, Google, and the entire AI earnings parade may be one valuation correction away from disaster.
Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta dropped their quarterly earnings on the same day. The numbers are staggering: $190B from Microsoft alone, cloud growth hitting 63%, and a collective spending spree that redefines what 'investment' means.
A New York Times investigation reveals chatbots are giving detailed instructions for assembling deadly pathogens. The safety guardrails we trusted are failing, and regulation is scrambling to catch up.
The world's most famous AI coding agent is going all-in on Asia-Pacific, and the numbers from its first enterprise deployment tell a compelling story
OpenAI and AWS announce deep integration of GPT-5.5, GPT-5.4, Codex, and managed agents into Amazon Bedrock, making enterprise AI adoption frictionless.
Google signs classified Pentagon AI deal allowing "any lawful government purpose," joining OpenAI and xAI while nearly 1,000 employees protest and Anthropic faces retaliation for refusing.
OpenAI and Microsoft announced a dramatically amended partnership on April 27, 2026, ending Microsoft's exclusive cloud rights. The deal allows OpenAI to serve products on any cloud provider while Microsoft retains primary partner status through 2032. The move resolves legal tension over OpenAI's $50 billion Amazon deal and transforms the AI infrastructure landscape.
Meta, Microsoft, and other tech giants are cutting tens of thousands of jobs while spending billions on AI. But are they really replacing workers with machines, or just using AI as cover for cost-cutting? The "AI washing" theory suggests the latter.
