Slowing growth, rising AI costs and changing workplace priorities are forcing the Australian design giant to rethink its business model

The scale of AI spending has drawn comparisons with the dot-com boom. CoreWeave, one of the companies that provide AI computing capacity to major technology…

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Google plans to invest $15 billion in Malaysia between 2027 and 2028 for new data centers. The facilities will create over 9,000 local jobs and add gigawatt-scale clean energy capacity. Google also committed $160 million to shared water infrastructure in Negeri Sembilan to support operations and improve local access.

The Nasdaq Composite tumbled 3.3% as tech sell-offs intensified following earnings misses from Amazon and Alphabet. Intel shares dropped 30% in premarket trading after a weak Q4 outlook, while investors expressed continued concerns regarding financing requirements and the capital intensity of AI cloud expansion.

South Korea's KMCC fined Google and Apple for abusing dominant positions via restrictive app store payment rules. The regulator ordered both companies to allow external payment links and improve app review procedures, finding they charged high commissions to coerce usage despite allowing third-party payments. This penalty adds to previous regulatory actions against US tech giants in the EU regarding similar app store practices.

Microsoft is offering voluntary exit buyouts to roughly 60,000 staff globally to reshape its organization for the AI era. Eligible employees must decide by early December. Some marketing, sales, and engineering teams have decided not to participate in the program.

Pakistan’s information technology exports reached $435 million in September 2026, while freelancers generated a record $197 million in export earnings

Top 10% of firms account for 99.5% of AI inference spend in Ramp data cited by Apollo. Can the rest of corporate America turn cheap tokens into higher margins?

Top 10% of firms account for 99.5% of AI inference spend in Ramp data cited by Apollo. Can the rest of corporate America turn cheap tokens into higher margins?

South Korean chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK hynix are preparing to release their third-quarter financial results this week. Industry estimates suggest their combined operating profit could reach 185 trillion won, bolstered by robust demand for high-bandwidth memory chips utilized in artificial intelligence applications.

The NSA urged immediate action to patch two critical PHP security flaws discovered by OpenAI researchers using GPT-5.6. These 14-year-old vulnerabilities affect roughly 70 percent of global websites. The FBI also advised monitoring web services for suspicious activity while OpenAI released a checker tool via its Codex system.

While U.S. hiring cooled and tech layoffs surged, one corner of the job market defied the trend entirely. Data center job postings more than doubled on Indeed over two years, fueled by nearly $60 billion in construction spending tied to the AI build-out. The catch: no one knows whether these jobs will last once the building stops. https://qz.com/ai-data-center-jobs-hiring-trends

Braze holders get $47.50 a share in cash, valuing the engagement platform at about 7.7 times last year's revenue. Close is set for fiscal 2028 - what changes?

Braze holders get $47.50 a share in cash, valuing the engagement platform at about 7.7 times last year's revenue. Close is set for fiscal 2028 - what changes?

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Brad Smith pointed out the awkward irony — the White House honored immigrants who built companies worth a quarter of the S&P 500, then suspended Microsoft from the green card program the same day. His warning: America's tech edge was built by foreign-born talent, and cutting off that pipeline isn't just a hiring issue — it's a decades-long risk.

SaaS (software as a service) is software a provider hosts, runs and updates, sold by subscription online. How it works, how it is priced and where it fails.