Category: Technology

In 2025, Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) is not just outperforming the market; it’s also eclipsing many of its competitors, especially in the AI field. While earlier concerns about increased competition and regulation had dampened stock performance, a recent shift has put Alphabet in a prime position for continued success. Investors are keen to see how far this upward trend can go.

Donald Trump’s backing for the AI sector has created rifts within the Republican Party as various governors and lawmakers express concerns over potential job losses, increased energy costs, and risks to children. Trump voiced his opinion on social media, emphasizing the AI investments as a key factor in boosting the U.S. economy while criticizing state overregulation.

Alibaba’s cloud computing revenue jumped 34% year-on-year to reach 39.8 billion yuan.

On Friday, a US Navy ‘Doomsday plane’ went missing over the Atlantic in a covert operation. The Boeing E-6B Mercury lost contact after takeoff from Maryland around 8:30 AM, local time.

Investing in Qualcomm has turned out to be disappointing for many long-term investors.

Karim Dia Toubajie from Toyota Connected Europe has pointed out an interesting trend in Waymo’s Q3 2025 data—90% of rides involved two passengers or less. This might just put Tesla’s two-seat Cybercab back in the spotlight, suggesting that current robotaxi fleets could be larger than necessary.

Baylin Technologies has announced a substantial order totaling $2.5 million CAD for cutting-edge antennas designed for body camera systems.

Discover how to identify deepfake videos, as AI-generated content becomes increasingly deceptive.

• Livis AI glasses will release on December 3, marking Li Auto’s first wearable for the Mind GPT assistant. • CEO Li Xiang suggests it’s their top AI accessory, while an AI speaker is also in the pipeline. • This initiative is part of Li Auto’s broader strategy to create a comprehensive AI ecosystem beyond vehicles. Li Auto’s Hong Kong-listed shares saw a nearly 2% increase during midday trading following the announcement.

Dell is offering a whopping $900 off the Alienware 18 Area-51 Gaming Laptop, which boasts top-notch specs for an incredible gaming experience.