Follow the breakthroughs and disruptions driving the technology industry. From artificial intelligence and advanced chips to new digital platforms and corporate strategies, this section covers how leading tech companies innovate and shape the future of business. We highlight major product launches, research advances and market moves to give readers a clear view of where technology and commerce intersect.
Apple will appoint hardware chief John Ternus as CEO, with Tim Cook transitioning to executive chairman, marking a major leadership shift at the tech giant.
Kering outlined an ambitious plan to revive Gucci and double profits, aiming to restore growth after a prolonged slowdown in its flagship brand.
Snap will lay off about 1,000 employees, or 16% of its workforce, as part of a cost-cutting plan tied to AI-driven efficiency and profitability goals.
Novo Nordisk has partnered with OpenAI to enhance its drug discovery efforts using advanced AI tools, aiming to accelerate identification of new treatments.
Blue Origin has developed a system to extract oxygen from lunar soil, a breakthrough that could support future Moon bases. The technology also produces usable metals for construction.
Elon Musk is set to launch XChat on April 17, introducing an encrypted messaging platform integrated with X. The app will include calls, file sharing, and enhanced privacy features.
Alibaba confirmed it is behind a viral AI video model topping global leaderboards. The reveal highlights its growing role in the AI race.
OpenAI has raised $122 billion in a record-breaking funding round to accelerate AI development. The deal comes as expectations grow for a future public offering.
Apple’s third co-founder Ron Wayne says he still owns a 10% stake in the company despite exiting shortly after its founding. The claim has reignited debate over early ownership agreements.
Eli Lilly will pay up to $2.75 billion to bring AI-developed drugs from Insilico Medicine to market. The deal highlights growing momentum in AI-driven drug discovery.
OpenAI is shutting down its Sora video generation model, citing undisclosed reasons. Reports suggest the product may have been costing up to $15 million per day to operate.
Meta has introduced a new executive incentive program tied to a $9 trillion valuation target. The move underscores its aggressive push to lead the artificial intelligence race.
Nissan plans to export U.S.-built vehicles to Japan, joining Toyota and Honda in reversing traditional trade flows. The move reflects shifting global production strategies in the auto industry.
Nvidia and Uber announced plans to launch Level 4 autonomous robotaxis in 28 cities by 2028. The partnership aims to scale AI-powered self-driving fleets across major urban markets.
Nvidia expects cumulative revenue from AI chips to reach $1 trillion by the end of 2027, according to CEO Jensen Huang. The forecast doubles the company’s previous projection for the fast-growing AI market.