Technology
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Inside Cognizant and Adobe’s Push to Make Enterprise AI Actually Work
Cognizant Technology Solutions (NASDAQ: CTSH) is expanding its long-standing partnership with Adobe (NASDAQ: ADBE) as large organizations look for practical ways to apply generative AI across marketing and customer experience. The focus is not on experimentation, but on making AI usable at enterprise scale where governance, efficiency, and return on investment are critical. Content Demand
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Revolutionize Team Communication With AI-Driven Video Presentations
In today’s fast-paced business world, people don’t have time to read every slide deck, PDF, or manual from start to finish. Teams are spread out, attention spans are short, and messages often get lost. Leadde is changing the way companies share information. Their platform turns existing documents into clear, engaging videos, so people actually watch
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TIRX Expands Into High-Net-Worth Asia-Pacific Market With New Acquisition
TIRX performance by TradingView Tian Ruixiang Holding Ltd (NASDAQ: TIRX) announced it is in advanced discussions to acquire a Hong Kong-based AI and crypto-enabled brokerage focused on offshore asset allocation and wealth management. The target firm has reported over $200 million in annual revenue and a 50% growth rate over the past five years. The
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How to Ensure UPS Lithium Battery Reliability in Next-Gen AI Data Centers
As AI technology continues to advance, AI Computing Centers (AIDC) are handling more data and higher workloads than ever. This creates growing demands on power systems, and UPS lithium batteries, which protect critical equipment, face new safety challenges. To help address these risks, Vision Group, a leader in smart energy solutions, has released a white
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TSMC Faces New Pressure as Nvidia and Apple Explore Intel Partnerships
TSMC’s ( TPE: 2330) dominance in advanced chip manufacturing and packaging has made it a central player in global supply chains, but also a growing pressure point. Rising costs, limited advanced packaging capacity, and renewed US manufacturing requirements are pushing major chip designers to rethink their reliance on a single foundry. As a result, large
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Chinese AI Chipmaker Iluvatar Expands GPU Line to Beat Nvidia
Shanghai-based GPU designer Iluvatar CoreX Semiconductor (HKG: 9903) has unveiled a multi-year roadmap targeting Nvidia’s next-generation Rubin platform. The company claims it can surpass Nvidia in AI training and inference hardware by 2027, reflecting China’s push to build homegrown alternatives to Western AI chips. Ambitious Multi-Stage Plan Iluvatar CoreX has outlined four GPU architectures, all
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Newegg Shares Plunge After Chairman Detained in China
NEGG performance by TradingView Shares of Newegg Commerce fell sharply last week after the company disclosed that its chairman, He Zhitao, was detained by Chinese authorities. The news triggered investor concern around governance and regulatory risk tied to the company’s controlling shareholder. Newegg stock (NASDAQ: NEGG) dropped nearly 18 percent in a single session following
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FCC Blocks New Foreign Drones: What It Means for DJI and U.S. Market
The FCC banned all new foreign-made drones from being registered in the U.S. in late 2025, a move that significantly affects Chinese manufacturers like DJI. Existing drone models can still be sold, especially since the Department of Commerce did not go forward with a full crackdown on Chinese drone imports. However, the ban essentially blocks
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Breakthrough 140GHz Transceiver Could Rival Fiber Speeds
Researchers at the University of California, Irvine have built a wireless transceiver that runs at 140 GHz and can push data at 120 Gbps about 15 gigabytes per second. That’s far beyond what today’s Wi-Fi 7 or 5G mmWave can handle, which peak at 30 Gbps and 5 Gbps respectively. UC Irvine says this could
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Intel Q4 Revenue Down 4%, AI Growth Steadies the Ship
Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) reported $13.7 billion in revenue for Q4 2025, a 4% decline compared with the same period last year. For the full year, revenue remained roughly flat, reflecting a mix of challenges in client computing and stronger growth in the data center and AI markets. Balancing Client and Data Center DemandIntel is redirecting
