133-year-old Kodak may finally disappear due to debt
Kodak, which has been a symbol of photography for over 133 years, is on the verge of financial collapse. In its latest financial report, it explicitly stated that it does not have enough funds to repay its debt obligations. This casts “serious doubt about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.”
Intel launches patriotic branding amid allegations of ties to China
Intel has decided to emphasize its commitment to manufacturing and technology development in the United States. This has become especially important after the recent political events surrounding the company.
Perplexity offers Google to sell Chrome for $34.5 billion
Perplexity, a company specializing in AI search, has made a surprise offer to Google to sell the Chrome browser for $34.5 billion. Its representative confirmed this intention.
McDonald's instead of IT: Programming students in the US can't find a job in their specialty
In the early 2010s, billionaires, tech company bosses, and even politicians urged young people to learn programming as a guarantee of future employment and six-figure salaries. However, all of this advice did not take into account the emergence of AI and its impact on the IT industry, which is currently facing numerous layoffs.
The developer adapted his sleep to Claude's limits and accelerated code writing by 10 times
A programmer decides to adapt his life and sleep to Claude’s limits. The developer works on the project as long as he can send free requests, and then waits.
Google brings back offline interviews for IT professionals due to AI fraud "behind the scenes"
In recent years, online interviews have become the norm in the IT industry and a fast way to hire, given the popularity of remote work. However, a problem has emerged that could set all these advances back a couple of steps.
Former Google X Business Director Calls Job Creation by AI "100% bullshit"
Mo Gawdat, former director of business relations at Google X, doesn’t offer any comforting ideas about the role of AI in the labor market. They will be fired — and that’s it.
A new trend from China — "fake offices". Young people rent premises to simulate employment and not work anywhere
A new trend has gone viral in China: renting “fake offices.” The idea is to make unemployed young people feel busy without actually working.
Korean Starbucks bans bringing PCs and printers to coffee shops
The Starbucks chain in South Korea is introducing “tough” measures against people who spend hours studying or working in coffee shops. From now on, it is forbidden to bring PCs, printers, table partitions and other devices that somehow allow you to set up “mini-offices” in the cafes.
NVIDIA and AMD will give 15% of revenues from AI chip sales to China to the US, Trump confirms
US President Donald Trump has confirmed that an agreement has been reached with GPU manufacturers to export their solutions to China. At the same time, he said that NVIDIA supplies outdated chips to China that are significantly behind modern American solutions.
A bug in the British courts' IT system deleted important evidence for years — executives knew and kept quiet
For years, the British courts concealed the IT error, resulting in the disappearance of important evidence. Surprisingly, management did not correct the situation, but remained silent.
"OpenAI is going to eat Microsoft alive": Elon Musk reacts to the launch of GPT-5 in the company's products
Elon Musk continues to mercilessly criticize OpenAI. This time, he directed his apocalyptic thoughts toward Microsoft, which has implemented GPT-5 in its software products.
Lawsuit against Microsoft for ending support for Windows 10: abuse of monopoly and neglect of security for AI implementation
Lawrence Klein, a resident of California, USA, has filed a lawsuit against Microsoft in the San Diego Superior Court over Microsoft’s termination of support for Windows 10.
OpenAI will pay $1.5 million in bonuses to 1000 "best" employees to keep them from leaving for competitors
OpenAI is striking a blow in the fight for AI talent and plans to allocate about $1.5 billion in bonuses for a thousand of its best employees.
Watch out, you're being recorded: San Francisco residents are increasingly wearing AI recorders that record their conversations throughout the day
AI voice recorders are a new trend among San Francisco’s IT and business community. The devices are worn to all meetings throughout the day to record important and not-so-important conversations.
Apple will get an exception: Trump announces 100% duty on chip imports
President Donald Trump has announced a 100% duty on semiconductor imports. This does not apply to companies like Apple that manufacture products in the US or have committed to do so.
"We don't believe in work-life balance": Cognition boss offers team to leave with 9 salaries or work 80+ hours a week
In July, AI startup Cognition acquired Windsurf for an undisclosed price and at the same time acquired a large team of employees — 30 were fired immediately, and the remaining 200 were given a rather strange ultimatum.
Donald Trump calls on Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan to resign immediately
President Trump reacts to Senator Tom Cotton’s investigation of Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s alleged Chinese ties and investments.
US Senator investigates Intel CEO's ties to China: Lip-Bu Tan invested $200 million in 600 Chinese companies
Lip-Bu Tan appointed as CEO of Intel has caused concern among U.S. lawmakers. According to ReutersUS Senator Tom Cotton sent a letter to Intel CEO Frank Yee asking him to explain whether the company had sufficiently thoroughly vetted Tan’s past business ties with Chinese technology firms, including those related to the Chinese military.
Hello, 996: AI startups follow China's controversial practice of a 72-hour workweek
AI startups in Silicon Valley are increasingly forcing employees to adopt a controversial work model from China known as “996.” This is a fairly rigid work schedule that requires you to work 72 hours a week, from 9:00 to 21:00 for six days.
Two steps to trash: Intel gets BBB credit rating, company has problems with Panther Lake
Fitch has downgraded Intel’s credit rating to BBB, just two steps away from junk status. Meanwhile, the company is having problems with Panther Lake’s performance and commercial viability.
Folding beds in bulk: Samsung Galaxy Fold7 and Flip7 worth more than $10 million stolen in London
It seems that Samsung’s new Galaxy Fold7 and Flip7 smartphones are so popular that even criminals could not resist their appeal. A batch of devices worth about $10 million was stolen in London.
Australian IT company fires 150 employees via pre-recorded video
Australian software developer Atlassian fired 150 employees using a pre-recorded video.
"The fun begins": Commodore PC fans buy out the company
Retro computer manufacturer Commodore Corporation BV has been bought out by fans and former employees. The contract has already been approved and paid in full.
Apple's Q3 2025 report: three-billionth iPhone released, $800 millions loss due to new duties, +10% profit
Apple’s financial report for the third quarter of 2025 reflects rapid changes in the world, including customs. Overall, the report is positive, and Apple shares rose after it.
Vulnerable web coding: almost half of the code written by AI is potentially dangerous
The study revealed a significant level of vulnerability in web coding products. With some programming languages, the result is much worse than average.
Mark Zuckerberg is happy that time on Facebook and Instagram has increased thanks to AI garbage and wants to bring it to smart glasses
Mark Zuckerberg was inspired by Meta’s second quarter financial report. He is delighted that users are spending more time looking at AI “creations” on Facebook than on Instagram.
Ex-Bandai Namco employee stole so much money that they had to cut the salaries of their bosses
A former Bandai Namco employee framed his managers — he stole $3 million, and others paid the price with their salaries.
Meta has been pirating pornography for years to train AI, — lawsuit says
Meta is once again at the center of a scandal — this time over tons of pirated pornography and BitTorrent.
Apple can save Intel's production in an interesting way
Soon, Apple will be able to literally save Intel’s contract manufacturing, which the company’s new CEO has made strictly dependent on demand and customer needs.
Intel lays off 24,000 employees and cuts operations in several countries
Intel’s new earnings report allows you to calculate the number of layoffs, both past and future, and talks about the large-scale curtailment of projects.
Software engineer worked for 6 months in a startup from prison — boss didn't know until he offered him a full-time job
The venture capital startup Turso had been working with a remote developer for about six months when it discovered that he was in prison.
The winner of the world's first vibecoding tournament solved only 7.5% of the problems
The world’s first tournament in vibecoding called the K Prize. At the initial stage, the winner was the Brazilian engineer Eduardo Rocha de Andrado, who solved only 7.5% of the problems (9 out of 120).
ZeniMax is outraged by «inhuman» Microsoft's dismissals — absolutely important» people left Elder Scrolls Online
When it comes to layoffs, we would like to think that companies are firing someone who is not critical and doing so with respect. But this is not the case with Microsoft and ZeniMax.
The Cabinet of Ministers appoints five new deputies to Fedorov — what do we know about them?
Ministry of Digital introduced a new top management team, which includes, among others, Vitaly Balashov, former head of the IT company EPAM Digital.
«Who the hell is he?»: Trump knew nothing about NVIDIA and wanted to split it up — Huang refused
Until recently, US President Donald Trump knew nothing about NVIDIA — a technology company with the highest market capitalization in the world. He even initially wanted to divide her when he learned about NVIDIA’s dominant role in the AI chip market. But he later changed his mind after meeting CEO Jensen Huang.
Nokia is looking for a way back into the smartphone market
Nokia is looking for a partner to produce smartphones under its own brand. The company announced this in a strange way — on Reddit.
The largest offer in the history of AI: Zuckerberg offered $1.25 billion to a neural network engineer to join Meta, and he refused
Meta wanted to lure the neural network engineer and offered a record-breaking sum of —$1.25 billion. But the idea of becoming a billionaire in a few years did not convince the developer.
«Nothing lasts forever»: Ubisoft boss responds to Stop Killing Games petition with 1.4 million signatures
Ubisoft is not going to stop removing games even if players are outraged. The studio’s boss Yves Guillemot responded to the Stop Killing Games petition, which was signed by more than 1.4 million people.
A rookie sysadmin in the 2000s «put» the Amazon website down for 3 hours due to a single print
A small typo in a backup system configuration file cost Amazon three hours of downtime — financial losses could have been in the millions if the story had happened now instead of 20 years ago.
Nintendo retains 98% of its team while competitors lay off thousands of developers
Some people are always worse off during a crisis, and some are better off. Nintendo was able to put itself on the list of those who didn’t have to fire their team by the thousands.
The developer paid $600 for a web coding service, but the service ignored the instructions and deleted all the working data
Services such as Replit have gained a lot of popularity amid the excitement of web coding (a process where developers write code with the help of AI), but as it turned out, this method of work may not always be successful.
After quarterly losses, Intel cuts more than 5.5 thousand employees in the US
Technology companies are increasingly investing in artificial intelligence and reduce costs at the same time. To do this, many are changing their business structure to increase efficiency. In the chip manufacturing industry, Intel has recently been losing ground to competitors — including IBM, NVIDIA, and Samsung. Until recently, it seemed that…
He works from bed and goes scuba diving during breaks: Valve boss reveals his daily routine
Valve boss Gabe Newell is living his best life — he works on his yacht right with beds, and instead of tiktoks, he goes diving.
Microsoft allowed engineers from China to work with Pentagon systems with minimal supervision
Microsoft’s Digital Escort program has come under a barrage of criticism. It seems that its employees were not professional enough in their duties due to lack of qualifications.
How much do AI specialists earn at Microsoft? A table has been leaked online
In 2025, the competition for AI talent has reached a new level, and Microsoft is one of the companies that pays the most generously. At the same time, its internal culture is undergoing a transformation: intense work, staff reduction and its reliance on AI are fundamentally changing business. A new report has revealed how much Microsoft employees…
Google almost launched its own «ChatGPT» before OpenAI, — former developer, CEO of Microsoft AI
At the recent ChatGPT podcast Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleiman appeared at the event. He stated that Google could have released its own AI chat before ChatGPT.
«Destruction of money and time»: Gabe Newell from Valve criticized the business model «first presentation, then think about how to implement»
In an interview with YouTube, Valve co-founder Gabe Newell criticized modern venture capitalism, which first attracts investments and then thinks about what to do with them.
Microsoft on the rise to $4 trillion: rapid growth of capitalization amid layoffs and AI implementation
Recently NVIDIA becomes the first company to reach $4 trillion in market capitalization. Even US President Donald Trump congratulated manager «green» company with this achievement. But soon, Microsoft may also take this barrier.
Top 15 B2B PR Agencies Providing PR and Communication Services for B2B Companies
The world of modern business is extremely competitive, so any B2B company that is serious about success must do more than offer a great product or service. The key for them is to be seen and heard, and above all, to win their clients’ trust. This is where B2B PR agencies come in. Unlike consumer-oriented […]
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