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Despite a pledge to be carbon negative by 2030, Microsoft’s AI push helped emissions rise 25% in 2025.
A new live facial match feature could change retail security overnight, and regulators are about to get louder.
Regulators are trying to reduce AI chip shortages without deepening dependence on US technology, and H200 access is the compromise.
IBM’s Red Hat offers “The Long-Life Add-On” with 24x7 support until customers stop paying, raising cost and governance questions.
A Vivo joint venture points to how Chinese smartphone brands may scale in India next, and what boards should watch.
Regulator says claims for “small devices” cooling rooms fast were too good to be true. Here’s what to watch next.
A solar-powered wireless camera that reportedly beats Ring on image quality, without subscriptions, shifts what buyers expect from security tech.
AI deals and media reshuffling sit behind the jet traffic and star-studded guest list, from boardrooms to regulators.
What OpenAI just signaled about GPT 5.6 and Microsoft Copilot 365, and why it matters for model strategy decisions.
Investors can avoid Musk exposure explicitly, but the category shift may reshape index-based risk for everyone.
A flood of alternative-hardware bets is colliding with Nvidia’s dominance, forcing boards to reassess supplier risk and build-vs-buy timing.
A lawsuit forces Europe’s biggest port to accelerate greener moves, and it changes the risk math for shipping and energy firms.
