JPMorgan Chase is making a massive $1.5 trillion commitment to industries critical to U.S. economic security. The 10-year plan includes direct investments up to $10 billion in defense, AI, supply chains and energy resilience. This comes as the U.S. races to counter China’s global economic initiative
Sony’s PlayStation Portal handheld now fully supports cloud streaming, eliminating the need to connect directly to your PS5. The feature requires a PlayStation Plus Premium subscription costing $159.99 annually. This major update fundamentally changes what the Portal can do.
Portal Space Systems has introduced Starburst, a highly maneuverable spacecraft designed for rapid orbital changes. The Starburst-1 mission is scheduled to launch on SpaceX’s Transporter-18 rideshare in 2026, demonstrating capabilities crucial for modern satellite constellations.
Google has settled its long-running legal battle with Epic Games over Android app store practices. The agreement comes weeks after the Supreme Court rejected Google’s appeal and maintains most of the original court orders. Terms include commission caps and equal treatment for rival app stores.
The British retailer’s April cyberattack led to a 55.4% profit plunge as manual processes and system shutdowns crippled operations. Despite insurance covering £100 million, the incident exposed critical vulnerabilities in their digital infrastructure.
The years-long legal battle between Google and Epic Games is finally ending. Their settlement proposes major changes to Android’s app ecosystem, including lower fees and more payment options for developers.
The long-running legal battle between Epic Games and Google over Play Store practices has ended in a settlement. The deal will fundamentally reshape Android app distribution for years to come, giving developers and consumers more choice.
While Sam Altman captures headlines, Greg Brockman is quietly orchestrating the most ambitious infrastructure build in tech history. The OpenAI cofounder is betting everything on reaching AGI, but the financial and political stakes have never been higher.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 series might see price increases due to rising component costs. The phones are rumored for a late February announcement with March availability. Other manufacturers are also hiking flagship prices.
Supermicro’s quarterly revenue fell short by over $1 billion, with margins hitting just 9.5 percent. The company blamed complex AI hardware projects and last-minute customer changes for the disappointing results.
