Industry leaders slam SpaceX’s “insane” orbital data center plan
SpaceX filed an FCC application to deploy up to one million solar-powered satellites for use as orbital data centers. The filing describes the constellation...
Canva is using ChatGPT to drive millions of new design projects
Canva, the Australian design company, achieved significant financial and user growth milestones by the end of 2025, driven largely by the integration of artificial...
Taiwan export laws are driving AMD and Google to Samsung Texas
AMD and Google are discussing production of 2-nanometer chips with Samsung Electronics at its Taylor, Texas facility, driven by Taiwan’s strict technology export rules...
Ferrari keeps Bitdefender in the driver’s seat for data protection
Ferrari announced on October 20, 2025, the renewal of its multi-year partnership with cybersecurity provider Bitdefender. This continued collaboration is designed to strengthen security...
PayPal Honey integrates with ChatGPT for product deals
PayPal announced new features for its Honey browser extension that integrate with AI chatbots. When users research purchases via services like ChatGPT, the extension...
Sophos: AI deepfakes hit 62% of firms last year
A survey of cybersecurity leaders shows 62 percent reported AI-driven attacks against staff in the past year. These incidents, involving prompt-injection and deepfake audio...
WhatsApp for Mac adds chat themes with 38 color options
WhatsApp released an update for its Mac application today, introducing chat theme customization with 38 color options to align with the iOS version. This...
Perplexity Max gets email assistant for Gmail and Outlook
Perplexity has introduced its new Email Assistant, an AI-powered tool available for subscribers to its Max plan. The feature allows users to direct a...
OpenAI GPT 5.2 cracks Erdős math problem in 15 minutes
OpenAI’s latest model demonstrated an unexpected capability in solving high-level mathematical problems, according to testing conducted by software engineer and former quant researcher Neel...
Apple iPhone and iPad become first to handle NATO restricted data
Apple announced that iPhone and iPad are the first and only consumer devices approved to handle classified information up to the NATO restricted level...



























