OpenAI board member Larry Summers has resigned following the release of emails showing his close connection to Jeffrey Epstein. The former Treasury Secretary sought relationship advice from Epstein about a woman he was mentoring while married.
Nvidia’s explosive third-quarter results have quieted concerns about an AI bubble. The chipmaker reported $57 billion in revenue and projects $65 billion next quarter, with CEO Jensen Huang declaring “we’ve entered the virtuous cycle of AI.”
A Canadian librarian’s five-year legal nightmare with proctoring software company Proctorio has finally ended. Ian Linkletter was sued for sharing public YouTube videos that exposed how the company’s surveillance technology works. The settlement reveals how far companies will go to silence critics.
The Just Cause developer has closed its Liverpool studio after Microsoft reportedly canceled Contraband. The closure affects 31 developers who entered consultation in September under UK labor laws.
Roblox is implementing new age verification measures that will restrict chat access between different age groups. The system uses facial analysis from selfies to assign players to specific age brackets, with rollout beginning in December.
NetApp has filed a lawsuit against former CTO Jonsi Stefansson, accusing him of stealing trade secrets related to their Cloud Control Plane technology. The lawsuit alleges Stefansson secretly developed competing technology while still employed at NetApp before selling it to direct competitor Vast Da
Microsoft’s Azure cloud revenue hit $26.8 billion last quarter, up 33% year-over-year. Meanwhile, the Ontario Public Service deployed Copilot to 15,000 employees, saving three hours per worker weekly. This institutional adoption signals AI is becoming essential infrastructure.
PHYTEC has introduced the phyCONTROL-Nova, a scalable industrial PC featuring an ARM processor and modular design. The fanless system includes an NPU capable of 2.3 TOPS and supports industrial protocols like EtherCAT for edge computing applications.
Target’s Q3 results show consumers are increasingly cautious and value-focused, with comparable sales dropping 2.7%. The retailer is betting on AI partnerships and conversational shopping tools to drive future growth.
A tax technology startup made a high-stakes pivot to generative AI when its revenue plateaued. The gamble paid off with a massive valuation jump and renewed growth potential.
