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The fittest founder in the room turned blood work, scans, wearables, and journaling into AI input.
A $600 price cut changes the math for buyers comparing OLED value, even if the model is a generation behind.
Higher prices may patch Apple and Microsoft’s margins, but many smaller consumer electronics firms are facing an existential squeeze.
Google’s parent tightens its edge by betting more of its AI stack on in-house chips, not handouts.
The AI boom is hitting a less glamorous bottleneck: grid-scale power and the turbines that make it real.
Dan DiIorio’s “type the right code” premise looks narrow. The puzzle variety turns it into a design flex.
A Lisbon startup turns moon-buggy vibes into a resort-ready electric vehicle, and signals where “luxury EV” is heading.
A hands-on test of DeleteMe’s promise to remove personal info online, and what still lingers after cleanup.
The 33-year-old Microsoft exec’s rapid AI demo is now tied to Copilot’s reset: speed, trust, and monetization under pressure.
The regulator signed off fast on the SpaceX-alumni optical hardware deal that AI data centers depend on.
Crew Medical Officer Digital Assistant uses RamaLama on an ISS-ready computer, aiming for offline diagnosis and treatment support.
Microsoft’s CEO argues for “as many models as firms,” backed by a multi-model Azure AI Foundry push.
