Oracle’s latest earnings report left Wall Street scratching its head. Revenue and cash flow missed targets, sending shares tumbling. Yet, most analysts are holding onto their long-term buy ratings, betting big on AI.
A growing number of veteran tech employees, like a CTO named “Bob,” are resigning without new jobs lined up. They’re fed up with an industry that prioritizes layoffs and OKRs over creative vision. This backlash is setting the stage for a major shift in 2026.
Oracle’s cloud revenue jumped 33% to $8 billion, fueled by AI demand. But with analysts forecasting $100B in buildout costs, the new co-CEOs detailed their unique, capital-conscious approach to expansion.
A new cyberattack exploits the trust users have in AI chatbots. Hackers impersonate ChatGPT to deliver malicious code, specifically targeting Mac users to steal sensitive data like passwords and crypto wallets.
South Korea is launching a new sovereign wealth fund designed to make strategic, commercial investments. The government says it will start with modest capital but aims to scale it into a significant global entity over time.
Samsung might be shaking up its release schedule for its popular mid-range phones. According to a new leak, the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 could launch in February 2026, a month earlier than usual. The phones are also tipped to get new Exynos processors.
Google’s new FACTS benchmark is a wake-up call for the AI industry. It shows that even the best models, like Gemini 3 Pro, can’t achieve over 70% factuality, exposing critical gaps in how we trust AI outputs for serious work.
VisIC Technologies has secured $26 million in a Series B funding round. The investment, led by an unnamed global semiconductor leader, includes strategic participation from Hyundai Motor Company and Kia, aiming to integrate VisIC’s GaN technology into mass-production electric vehicle platforms.
AMD’s new FSR Redstone update includes a promising tech called Radiance Caching. Despite a flashy demo in *Warhammer 40K: Darktide*, developer Fatshark clarified it’s experimental and not planned for the live game. It needs more work before hitting a live service title.
A wave of executive changes is hitting the tech and telecom sectors. T-Mobile has a new COO, a 15-year Amazon Web Services engineer resigns with sharp criticism, and a Redfin VP jumps to a rental tech startup.
