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A Rest of World event maps the Great AI Divide and what leaders can do about the mismatch.
A founder-to-boardroom reality check on where AI is already landing, what’s getting worse, and what to watch next.
The $30M round backs a hybrid power approach aimed at getting RVs beyond campsite-only charging infrastructure.
A YouTube investigation cites whistleblower details and outside experts, raising uncomfortable questions about who believed Donut Lab.
Three high-profile moves in weeks means the AI public-market queue is getting crowded, fast.
UX 3.6 lands in the US and Canada, turning an optional hardware package into a software-defined differentiator.
A Florida startup is vertically integrating thorium procurement, starting with an Australian mine, through a new subsidiary.
After announcing Project Mara in 2020, Ninja Theory says it is no longer working on the game.
China’s Shanghai Lingang project uses wind undersea to address AI-era power and water pressures with a 24-megawatt test.
A ZDNet author uses ChatGPT to build an editor they do not trust the model to operate directly.
Analysts and developers weigh in on whether Apple’s hybrid approach and ecosystem lock-in can finally land AI delivery.
Apple’s new AI push is changing the conversation from “behind” to “actually ahead,” and it matters to everyone shipping AI.
