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Samsung is discontinuing the Galaxy Z TriFold less than three months after its US launch. What does this rapid exit say about the foldable phone market's future?

Nvidia unveiled NemoClaw at GTC 2026 — an enterprise-grade platform built on viral open-source agent framework OpenClaw. Is this the infrastructure play that defines the agentic AI era?

An anonymous Discord tip led police to what may be the first confirmed CSAM generated by Elon Musk's Grok AI. The case exposes the gap between corporate denial and technical reality in AI safety.

Apple quietly updated its flagship headphones after four years. The H2 chip brings real improvements, but is it enough to reclaim ground lost to Sony and Bose?

At GTC 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang doubled his chip demand forecast to $1 trillion through 2027. Here's what that number actually means — and what it doesn't.

Three anonymous plaintiffs have filed a federal lawsuit against xAI, alleging Grok's image model generated sexual content from real photos of minors — and that the company skipped the safeguards every other major AI lab uses.

At GTC 2026, Nvidia is expected to unveil an inference chip and the NemoClaw AI agent platform. What happens when the company that owns 80% of AI training comes for the rest of the stack?

Republican lawmakers are pushing bills to shield fossil fuel companies from climate lawsuits—while cities, states, and individuals are suing those same companies for billions. A breakdown of the legal battle reshaping corporate accountability.

India's biggest digital payments platform PhonePe has shelved its IPO amid geopolitical tensions and a 9% market drop—but a quietly revised valuation tells a more complicated story.

A South Korean startup called Absolics is betting that glass substrates can cut AI chip energy consumption. Here's why that matters beyond the data center.

Apple's AirPods Max 2 arrives with AI-powered live translation, 1.5x stronger noise cancellation, and a $549 price tag. Is this the future of wearable AI — or a premium solution to a problem most people don't have?

COBOL processes $3 trillion in transactions daily, yet almost no one knows how to fix it. Why the world's most critical software infrastructure is also its most fragile—and why AI might not save us.