Rockstar's long tail on GTA 5 is still printing runway, and that cash engine may help explain why GTA 6 can move on Rockstar's timeline, not everyone else's.

Japan's biggest life insurer is moving deeper into private credit, a sign that insurers are stretching beyond bonds as returns stay hard to find.

Nvidia is using a controlled demo to prove RTX Spark can handle native Arm gaming and emulated PC titles, with launch timing still unclear.

The deal could help Google add capacity without new wires, but it also tests whether households and businesses will actually take the bait.

Scout is Microsoft's first always-on agent, and the real question for leaders is whether the productivity lift is worth the security and cost tradeoff.

Meta is warning users who were targeted by hackers during an AI support chatbot attack, underscoring how a fixed bug can still leave damage behind.

A fixed $135 IPO roadshow price would put SpaceX at $1.75 trillion, a milestone that reshuffles how founders, boards, and public-market investors compare private and listed giants.

The horror hit crossed a massive box office line faster than most arthouse films ever do, reshaping what A24 can do in theaters.

The AI music startup doubled down on growth with a new $400 million raise, forcing founders and boards to weigh scale against legal overhang.

Yacht Club Games builds vintage-style magic around Mina's excavation navigation, across PC, PS5, Switch, and Xbox.

Matt Murphy says copper interconnects are fading, Nvidia is backing the shift, and Marvell is racing Broadcom to own the optics layer.

The new funding shows investors still believe AI music can become a major platform business, even as the category faces legal and creator backlash.