Wall Street has been riding an AI wave,but it just recorded its worst day since 2022 after investors were spooked by results from two of the world’s biggest companies.
The CrowdStrike episode is chilling because it highlights how a single,flawed update from a trusted source can cause large parts of the global system to fail.
The code is set to go to market for its next TV deal this year,seizing on anti-siphoning laws that allow it to sell digital rights to global players such as Amazon.
Amazon looks worried that it can’t beat the two Chinese juggernauts of low-priced online retailing. So it’s decided to join them.
With mass job cuts across Australia’s largest media companies,is there a way out of the advertising downturn,or is it time to face up to a new normal?
The chipmaker is the world’s third-largest company,larger than Tesla and Amazon combined. Should you buy into the hype?
Members of one of the nation’s largest superannuation funds have regained access to their funds,but there are new questions about the Australia’s reliance on three US tech giants.
The key question for investors is whether this is just a correction in what has been quite an ebullient market – or something more threatening.
Amazon Australia is developing two new super-scale robotics-led centres amid strong growth in online purchases of bulky goods such as furniture and flat screen TVs.
Led by a few big tech companies – Meta,Alphabet,Apple,Amazon and Microsoft – the digital revolution is turning capitalism into “technofeudalism”.
You might not know about these latest wireless standards just yet,but they’ll be key to pulling your smart home together in the near future.