TSMC has filed a lawsuit against former senior vice president Wei-Jen Lo, accusing him of leaking confidential information to Intel. The chipmaker’s stock dropped over 3% following the announcement, while Intel shares also declined 1.5%.
Nvidia is pushing back hard against comparisons to historical frauds like Enron and WorldCom. The company sent analysts a detailed memo defending its accounting practices as short-seller Michael Burry reveals he’s betting against the chipmaker.
Hackers are sending convincing fake domain renewal notices to owners whose domains are nearing expiration. The goal is to steal credentials, payment information, or install malware. Experts warn to verify any urgent renewal requests directly with your registrar.
Borderlands 4’s first Bounty Pack was made free for all players but failed to increase the game’s player count. The November 20 launch weekend showed no meaningful change from previous weeks, raising questions about the game’s long-term engagement strategy.
Samsung is reportedly planning to transition its Galaxy Chromebooks from ChromeOS to Android by 2026. This move could create a unified ecosystem across Samsung devices. The shift represents Google’s latest attempt to make Android work on laptops.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told employees in an all-hands meeting to use AI for every possible task, calling managers who limit AI usage “insane.” The chipmaker reported $57.01 billion in revenue last quarter and has grown from 29,600 to 36,000 employees. Huang promised workers would still have jobs de
Top payments CEOs say 2025 marks the year AI applications become existential for businesses. The real power lies in clean data, automation, and building trust infrastructure that works invisibly in the background.
A new European consortium is developing PFAS-free hydrogen technology that could eliminate 1,000 tonnes of toxic chemicals. The €3 million project explores hydrocarbon polymers and nanocellulose as sustainable alternatives to current fluorinated materials used in fuel cells and electrolysers.
The solar industry is moving beyond proving technologies work to making them commercially viable. Key priorities include reshoring manufacturing and dramatically scaling battery storage across Europe.
Mining billionaire Robert Friedland is backing a new scandium mine in Australia’s Parkes region. The project aims to start production in 2028 as Western nations scramble to diversify rare earth supplies away from China. Sunrise just raised $30 million and signed a deal with Lockheed Martin.
