OpenAI is making its most aggressive push yet into the enterprise market with the launch of Frontier, a comprehensive platform designed to help businesses deploy artificial intelligence at scale. The move represents a strategic shift for the company behind ChatGPT, as it seeks to transform its consumer success into sustainable revenue from corporate clients willing

The Internet Archive has unveiled a new browser plugin designed to address one of the web’s most persistent problems: the gradual disappearance of online content through broken links. The Wayback Machine’s latest tool represents a significant evolution in how users can access archived versions of web pages, potentially transforming the way researchers, journalists, and everyday

Bob’s Discount Furniture made its long-anticipated debut on the New York Stock Exchange Thursday morning, pricing its initial public offering at $17 per share and opening at precisely that level in what industry observers characterized as a notably subdued entrance to public markets. The Connecticut-based furniture retailer’s flat opening contrasts sharply with the exuberant first-day

Amazon stands at a pivotal crossroads as it prepares to unveil its fourth-quarter earnings, facing intense scrutiny over its aggressive artificial intelligence spending plans while simultaneously implementing widespread job reductions across its workforce. The e-commerce and cloud computing giant’s forthcoming financial disclosure will offer critical insights into whether the company can successfully navigate the tension

A fierce debate is unfolding among technology’s most influential voices about the future of software in an AI-dominated world. While some venture capitalists and analysts have begun prophesying the demise of traditional software companies—claiming they’ll simply “vanish” into large language models—a coalition of industry veterans is pushing back hard against what they’re calling a fundamental

The Federal Communications Commission has granted Logos Space authorization to deploy a constellation of up to 4,178 low Earth orbit satellites, marking a significant milestone for the startup as it positions itself to compete directly with SpaceX’s Starlink in the rapidly expanding commercial satellite broadband market. The approval, issued in early February 2025, comes as

Anthropic has unveiled Claude Opus 4.6, marking a significant advancement in the artificial intelligence arms race that has sent shockwaves through technology markets and positioned the company as a formidable challenger to established players like OpenAI and Google. The latest iteration of Claude demonstrates substantial improvements across multiple dimensions, particularly in legal reasoning, extended context