A wave of Microsoft products, including Windows 11 24H2 and the standalone Office 2021, are scheduled to reach their end-of-support dates in 2026. This means no more security updates, pushing users toward newer versions or subscriptions. The move highlights the accelerating update cycle and its cost
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series might see a price increase of $30 to $60 for its 256GB models, driven by soaring memory costs. However, a new report suggests the company may absorb those costs and keep US pricing flat. The first Galaxy Unpacked event for 2026 is rumored for February 25 in San Francisco.
US equities kicked off 2026 with gains, led by tech and energy stocks. Traders largely ignored the geopolitical risk from Venezuela, focusing instead on AI-driven earnings and upcoming economic data.
In a new bankruptcy court filing, Luminar says its founder, Austin Russell, has been avoiding a subpoena for his company and personal phones. The company is investigating him and trying to sell its assets.
Nathan Wangliao Yinan left McKinsey at 27 to dive into the startup world. He says the biggest lesson was managing his own psychology and learning to act without perfect information.
Companies are borrowing billions to fund AI infrastructure, and it’s supercharging the corporate bond market. Daily trading hit a record $50 billion, and bankers see even more growth ahead as private credit gets in on the action.
Instagram Reels has become a massive financial success for Meta, hitting a $50 billion annual revenue run rate. The short-form video platform, once struggling to compete with TikTok, is now expanding to television screens as its next frontier.
ASUS is hiking prices on select PC products starting January 5, 2026. The company cites soaring costs for DRAM and NAND flash memory as the reason, making it one of the first major manufacturers to officially adjust prices due to the global memory shortage.
Sweden’s AI startups are soaring, with recent deals like Legora’s $1.8B valuation and Workday’s $1.1B acquisition of Sana. The secret isn’t magic—it’s decades of deliberate policy, a unique culture, and a powerful flywheel of reinvestment. Here’s how a country of 10 million built a tech giant.
The first trading day of 2026 saw a clear shift away from the tech stocks that dominated 2025. While the Dow rose, led by companies like Caterpillar, the Nasdaq slipped for its fifth straight loss.
