Meta Cuts 700 Jobs to Double Down on AI
Meta laid off 700 workers on March 25, admitting the metaverse was a money pit. AI is the only bet that matters now.
Meta laid off 700 workers on March 25, admitting the metaverse was a money pit. AI is the only bet that matters now.
Meta's new stock program could pay top execs $921M each over five years. It's not generosity — it's desperation math.
Cisco launched an AI agent security framework at RSA 2026. With 85% of enterprises experimenting but only 5% in production, security is the bottleneck.
AWS Bahrain was disrupted by drone attacks for the second time this month. The cloud's physical vulnerability is no longer theoretical.
Musk announced Terafab, a $25B chip fab in Austin. The ambition is staggering. The execution risk is even bigger.
SAP and Fresenius announced a sovereign AI platform for healthcare, addressing the massive gap between AI hype and medical data governance.
CVE-2026-20963, a critical SharePoint vulnerability patched in January, is now being actively exploited. Most organizations still haven't updated.
Visa is testing AI agents that can make purchases on your behalf. Here's how it works, what the risks are, and why payments will never be the same.
Micron reported $23.8B in revenue driven by AI memory demand and raised capital spending by $5B. Here is what it means for the AI boom.
Meta is reportedly planning to lay off up to 20% of its workforce. The company blames AI costs, but the real story is more complicated.