Microsoft's cloud and AI demand drove a record quarter, easing investor worries about heavy AI spending.

Alphabet's first top-and-bottom-line miss in nearly four years fueled concern over AI spending and slowing core ads.

Apple reversed a long-held stance by adding touch to the Mac, its third major launch under new CEO John Ternus.

The breach exposed names, contact details, and facility locations across ICE and CBP, raising security concerns.

Google claims significant gains in coding, agentic tasks, and cybersecurity, though access is restricted to select cybersecurity experts.

Antitrust questions focus on whether the deal would give Nvidia a key distribution point for AI models.

CoreWeave, Nebius, and IREN dropped as the capex shortfall signals infrastructure partners taking longer to deliver capacity.

The change covers more than 63,000 Discoverable Servers and starts in mid-December, with an opt-out available.

Globalstar runs the satellite service behind Apple's iPhone emergency features.

The cloud security startup chose to raise instead of selling itself for the same price.

The critical vulnerability affects firmware used by most server vendors and data centers, allowing code execution early in boot.

Meta says it will not make policy changes until it consults with publishers.

JPMorgan will lead the US retail offering as Anthropic moves toward a planned listing.

The blockbuster results signaled that AI memory demand can still drive chip stocks higher.

Oracle issued a fiscal 2030 revenue forecast of $225 billion and said it will limit additional fundraising to $20 billion.

The frontier lab is lifting the curtain on usage costs ahead of its planned IPO.

The figure underscores the still-enormous financial dependency between the two companies.

The lineup includes a smart alarm clock and an Alexa-powered 3D map of your home.