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A Wenchang recovery in the South China Sea is a real SpaceX replica attempt, with capital and capability stakes.
Decision-makers are optimizing for cost and control, and that changes how bids, budgets, and vendors get chosen.
A lawsuit claims Apple’s stolen-trade-secret theory implicates OpenAI’s leadership, raising reputational, legal, and partnership risks.
A new paid option lets enterprises extend support for a specific Red Hat Enterprise Linux release as long as contracts run.
Apple claims OpenAI encouraged transfers of confidential presentations, prototypes, and supplier details, pushing the feud into court.
Despite billionaire warnings about New York politics, both AI and travel platforms are expanding headcount and committing capital.
The “AI rollercoaster” just re-rated Apple, and this chart explains why Wall Street moved back toward upside.
The cuts are the easy part. The harder question for boards is what happens to platforms, jobs, and cash.
The cloud virtual machine runs on OpenAI servers, powered by GPT-5.6, and rolls out to Pro, Enterprise, Edu first.
Hollywood agencies and SAG-AFTRA pushed back, and Meta retreated from AI remixing of Instagram photos.
In the electric air-taxi program, the debut missions moved manufactured organs for United Therapeutics across 275 nautical miles.
VentureBeat Research found enterprises are buying AI capacity while underutilizing it, then retrofitting controls to catch up.
