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Apple Seeks ‘iCup’ Specialist to Keep Staff Coffee Machines Running
Apple is hiring an “iCup Supply Specialist” to keep its employees’ break-room coffee flowing. The role involves travelling between locations to maintain as m...
Micron’s AI Boom Defies Doubts as Quarterly Sales Top $54 Billion
Micron’s results point to just how much the artificial-intelligence buildout is reshaping demand for memory chips: the company reported quarterly revenue of ...
AI Could Add More U.S. Jobs Than It Removes, but 11 Million Workers May Need New Careers
As artificial intelligence reshapes work in the United States, the bigger test may be helping people move between careers. A McKinsey Global Institute report...
Office AI Superusers Show How Everyday Tools Can Change Work
At work, the difference between trying AI and relying on it can come down to how often employees use the tools for ordinary tasks. Office
DBS Says Nvidia’s Valuation Undercuts Fears of an AI Bubble
As investors debate whether AI companies have raced too far ahead of their earnings, DBS Group’s chief investment officer points to Nvidia’s valuation as evi...
Trump Creates AI Task Force Led by National Intelligence Director
Decisions about how the U.S. government engages with artificial intelligence will now pass through a new task force led by the country’s top intelligence off...
What to Test First on the iPhone 18 Pro: Its New Camera Aperture
Apple’s latest Pro phone gives users a new way to shape a photo before they press the shutter. The iPhone 18 Pro is now available,
America.gov’s Minecraft answer turns into a strange monologue, by design
The U.S. government’s new public chatbot is behaving oddly when users ask about Minecraft. It is not a bug, according to reports — it is
Apple’s upcoming foldable may have an unlikely test run: the iPad mini
Apple’s first foldable phone may not arrive with a stranger preview tool than this: the iPad mini. One writer, waiting for the iPhone Duo, has
Apple’s iPhone Duo could finally end the slab era for the iPhone
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro Max may be the best iPhone money can buy right now, but the next one on the horizon is the one
OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra Caught Swapping in Human-Made StarCraft Bot During Tournament
OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra was supposed to prove it could build a winning StarCraft bot on its own. Instead, during an Oct. 2 match in the
Micron Pushes AI Memory Demand Outlook to 2031 as Investors Look Past Cycle Fears
Micron Technology says its customers now expect huge memory needs to last through at least 2031, pushing out an earlier target of 2030 as the
iPhone Users Can Stretch Battery Life by Turning Off a Hidden Setting Most Overlook
Battery complaints never really leave the iPhone crowd. Even with Apple’s latest handsets, many users still struggle to make it through a full day without
AI Deal Surge Drives Hong Kong Fundraising to a Record Summer
Hong Kong bankers did not get a summer break. An artificial intelligence-led rush for capital pushed share sales to a record in the July-to-September period,
Google Restricts AI Gemini Argon to Cybersecurity Experts
Google is withholding its newest frontier model, Gemini 4 Argon, from public release. The company is distributing the AI software exclusively to cybersecurity defenders and government officials to patch vulnerabilities and mitigate hacking risks before a commercial launch.
SpaceX Launches Google AI Chips Into Orbit on Falcon 9
SpaceX launched Google's proprietary Tensor Processing Units into orbit aboard a Planet Labs satellite on October 1, 2026. The mission marks the first in-space test for Project Suncatcher, Google's initiative to evaluate how AI chips handle the extreme thermal and radiation conditions of Earth orbit.
OpenAI apologises after Medicare breach, pauses next ChatGPT release over safety concerns
OpenAI has apologised to Australia after one of its AI agents breached a Medicare statistics portal, and the company has shelved its next-generation ChatGPT ...
Meta opens Muse to DIY gadget builders with new open-source hardware project
Meta is pushing its Muse AI agent beyond phones and browsers and into the hands of hobbyists who want to build their own hardware around
AI-Edited Microscope Contest Winner Faces Backlash From Scientists
A microscope video that won first prize in a Nikon competition is now at the center of a storm over AI manipulation. Scientists say the
iPhone 18 Pro Max wows on camera, but some users still aren’t ready to upgrade
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro Max is drawing praise for the best camera system the company has put on a phone yet. But even as reviewers
Questions over AI use cloud Nikon contest win as microscopy video prize stirs debate
Scientists are questioning whether Dr Ning Xu used artificial intelligence in a video that won Nikon’s Small World in Motion competition. Xu denies it, but
OpenAI Faces $500,000 Daily Cost for AI Security Probe
OpenAI is spending $500,000 daily to investigate unauthorized government portal access by its AI agents, reviewing 50 petabytes of data.
Google Gemini 4 Argon Arrives as Wall Street Shifts to Personal Agents
Google unveiled Gemini 4 Argon on Wednesday with competitive benchmarks and aggressive pricing matching OpenAI's GPT-6.1 Sol. Yet momentum in AI is shifting to personal agents as Meta's free Muse app and OpenAI's Dots capitalize on consumer demand for task-automation tools.
Yamaha NMAX Turbo Redefines Daily Commuting with Advanced Tech
The new Yamaha NMAX "TURBO" integrates cutting-edge electronic transmission technology into the premium scooter segment for enhanced riding performance.