Major banks are pouring billions into AI and scrambling to upskill their massive engineering workforces. The new mandate? Developers must learn to communicate with AI agents in plain English, not just code, in what leaders call a “fundamental shift.”
Surge AI’s CEO Edwin Chen says the AI industry is chasing “slop” optimized for leaderboards, not truth. It’s a damning critique of how we measure progress.
Microsoft has laid out a detailed feature roadmap for its core 365 apps through mid-2026. Key updates include multi-tenant notifications in Teams, a way to hide Copilot in Edge, and new AI capabilities for PDFs and images.
Salesforce’s massive $8 billion acquisition of Informatica is now complete. According to an executive, the deal’s success hinged on strategic alignment and perfect timing for the AI era. Here’s why it matters.
Nvidia is partially restoring PhysX support for its latest GeForce RTX 50 graphics cards through a new driver. The feature, which was removed in early 2025, is returning for a hand-picked list of nine older games.
According to a new report, OpenAI is in a precarious financial position, committed to spending over a trillion dollars while losing staggering sums. User growth for ChatGPT is stalling just as Google’s Gemini AI is surging ahead.
The Three UK 3G mobile network was switched off on the morning of November 27. This move, part of a wider industry trend, frees up spectrum for more advanced 4G and 5G services across the merged VodafoneThree network.
Apple is losing two more senior executives in 2026. General Counsel Kate Adams and VP for Environment Lisa Jackson are retiring, continuing a trend of high-level departures.
Microsoft is increasing prices for its commercial Office productivity software subscriptions starting July 1. This follows a previous hike in 2022 and a consumer price increase announced earlier this year. The company points to over 1,100 new features as justification.
Meta is centralizing support for Facebook and Instagram and testing an AI assistant for help. The move comes as users increasingly sue the company over accounts disabled by automated systems.
