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Apple sues OpenAI for stealing trade secrets for its first device
Apple sued OpenAI and two former engineers for trade secret theft: an exploited bug, prototypes in interviews, and an unauthorized metal finish.
TSMC Breaks Records and Adds Another US$100 Billion in the U.S.
TSMC earned about US$22 billion in one quarter (+77%) on demand for AI chips and committed another US$100 billion to its production in the United States.
Apple is preparing two new Apple Pencil models for 2027 with replaceable batteries
Apple is preparing two new Apple Pencil models for the first half of 2027 with replaceable batteries, pushed by European law. What is known and what is not.
United States invests US$2 billion in quantum computing and takes stakes in nine companies
The United States is distributing US$2 billion among nine quantum computing companies and taking an equity stake in each one. IBM gets the largest share to build the country's first quantum foundry.
IBM Nighthawk: the 120-qubit chip IBM is using to target fault-tolerant quantum computing in 2029
IBM introduced Nighthawk, a 120-qubit quantum chip aimed at quantum advantage and anchoring its plan toward the first fault-tolerant computer in 2029. What it is, how it is made, and how it compares with Google, Microsoft, and Amazon.
