Meghan McCarty Carino

The demand for memory chips has skyrocketed with the rapid growth of AI infrastructure. The shortage poses a major challenge for the consumer electronics industry.

Disney+ and Hulu boosted revenues by almost 90% over the last year, and Netflix raised prices twice in just over a year. Consumers are still subscribing.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported this month that employment in “information,” a rough proxy for the tech sector, has declined 11% from a peak in 2022.

It’s reminiscent of the dot-com bubble to at least one investment advisor.

They want spots to be responsive to what’s on the screen. Enter agentic AI, which mirrors how online advertising works by buying and selling ads so campaigns can adjust.

There’s been a decades-long push to grow the workforce but many early career job seekers are hitting a firewall.

“Flatness” refers to the elimination of layers of middle management, as AI agents take over some coordinating functions.

Massive tech companies like SpaceX and OpenAI look to be finally going public. They’re expected to find a lot of pent-up demand from investors.

Three companies with trillion-dollar-plus valuations are expected to go public in quick succession. New rules mean major stock indexes are fast-tracking their inclusion, triggering mandatory buying from the index funds that dominate American retirement accounts.

The streaming service has long invested in podcasts and audiobooks, and this will allow it to provide even more spoken word content.