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Amazon MGM Studios and Amazon Web Services announced the GenAI Creators’ Fund on May 27 with considerable fanfare at their AI on the Lot event. The initiative promised funding and exclusive access to Project Nara, an internal AI production platform designed to speed up animation and live-action workflows. Within days Prime Video ordered three animated

SpaceX just locked in another major win from the Pentagon. The company landed a $4.16 billion contract to build a constellation of sensor-equipped satellites. These will track missiles, aircraft and other airborne threats from orbit as a core piece of President Donald Trump’s ambitious Golden Dome defense system. The announcement landed late last week. It

Bitcoin Depot, once North America’s largest operator of cryptocurrency ATMs, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in May 2026. It immediately took its network of more than 9,000 machines offline. The move, detailed in the company’s press release and covered by Yahoo Finance, included roughly 200 locations in the Houston area alone. Machines sat idle

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang speaks with the calm certainty of someone who has watched demand outrun every forecast. In recent earnings calls and conferences, he has laid out a case that hyperscalers’ massive capital spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure stands not at a peak but at an early stage of expansion. The numbers he cites

Martyn Berlin chose his side years ago. He knows the technology. He grasps its mechanics and its consequences. So he stands vehemently against the current form of AI. No positive outcome, he argues, justifies the damage already inflicted and still unfolding. The environmental toll, exploited labor in data labeling, theft from creators, erosion of critical

Developers who built workflows around GitHub Copilot now stare at bills that could multiply tenfold or more. The long-heralded AI coding assistant transitions to usage-based pricing on June 1. Flat monthly fees give way to charges tied directly to tokens consumed. And the reaction has been swift. “What a joke,” one Redditor wrote after reviewing

Brent Ryan Bodner spent nearly two decades building a book of business as a broker in Beverly Hills for JPMorgan Chase. Then one expense report changed everything. A $642.50 deli platter submitted for a pre-approved client meeting at his home became the stated reason for his firing. Last week a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitration

DESKi just released a product that could shift how hospitals approach cardiac ultrasound training. HeartFocus Link lets any existing cart-based machine deliver real-time AI instructions through a simple tablet and HDMI connection. The French company behind it aims to solve a stubborn mismatch between sophisticated equipment sitting in hospitals and the limited number of professionals

Apple has built its music service on a simple promise. Pay once. Listen without interruption. No ads. No restrictions. That stance set it apart from Spotify for more than a decade. But fresh clues buried in the latest Apple Music beta for Android suggest the walls may be coming down. Strings discovered in the app

Artificial intelligence demands staggering amounts of electricity. A single advanced data center can draw as much power as hundreds of thousands of homes. Yet the real story sits not in the flashy GPU clusters but in the steady baseload sources keeping the lights on. Nuclear energy has reemerged as the unexpected anchor for this surge.