Apple Clears $10 Billion Sales Mark in India Despite Higher Prices
Apple exceeded $10 billion in annual sales in India for the first time in its most recent fiscal year, even though iPhones carry higher prices there than in the United States.
AI cloud provider CoreWeave will open facilities in Indonesia as its initial step into the region’s growing demand for compute capacity.
Bending Spoons will purchase the spreadsheet and database platform in a deal that values the company far below its 2021 high.
Canonical is replacing a fundamental Ubuntu package with a Snap to gain sandboxing protections that the older Deb format lacks.
China’s recent model releases are closing the performance and cost distance with Silicon Valley offerings, leaving competitors without leading-edge capability or rock-bottom prices in a shrinking market.
Incoming Apple CEO John Ternus rehires retired hardware VP Laura Legros to his direct team to manage cross-company engineering coordination.
Apple has limited submissions to its bug bounty program to cope with a flood of low-value, AI-generated security reports.
Apple accepted a Microsoft request under the DMA to add direct copy-and-paste between iOS devices and Windows PCs for EU users.
Apple encourages new employees to attach paid work iCloud storage to their personal Apple IDs, creating a single account for internal documents.
WorkOS argues MCP servers should sit atop existing REST APIs to serve AI agents while using OAuth 2.1 for scoped access.
Microsoft is extending its backward-compatibility program so developers can bring Xbox 360 games to PC, the Project Helix console, and handhelds.
IEEE recognizes MIS-I, the 1960s Lockheed system at El Camino Hospital, as the first hospital-wide digital medical records platform.
AWS CEO Matt Garman says the company will keep spending on capacity because demand still exceeds supply.
Valar Atomics raised $1 billion in a Sequoia-led Series B and a $200 million credit facility to develop gigasites and a vertically integrated nuclear power business for AI demand.
A leaked Flock Safety guide trains police departments to lobby elected officials on the company's behalf rather than responding to citizen concerns.
Samsung is banning smart TV apps that turn users' internet connections into residential proxies for strangers.
DeepX Co. raised fresh capital at a $2.2 billion valuation, four times its prior mark, reflecting ongoing investor interest in AI hardware startups.
The Register asserts the AI bubble is already deflating, citing strange earnings patterns discussed only on its podcast.
Microsoft is testing Start menu previews and search tweaks for Phone Link in Windows 11 preview builds.
The US has applied multiple restrictions to slow China's AI progress, heightening bilateral tensions according to Bloomberg.
Meta's earnings missed expectations while its AI product outlook created more concern than the quarter's results.
Anthropic's Boris Cherny says giving Claude hard tasks and requiring built-in verification now matters more than prompt engineering.