Apple
Apple is the iPhone maker taking a privacy-first, on-device approach to AI with Apple Intelligence and a revamped Siri. Its A- and M-series silicon makes it a key platform for local AI models. Here is all our coverage of Apple's AI strategy.
Chrome: Google Turns the Browser Into Your Personal Assistant (or Very Attentive Spy)
Google Chrome has long been a conservative old-timer in a world where ambitious newcomers like Arc or SigmaOS were actively reinventing how we interact with the web.
Snap and Specs Inc.: Evan Spiegel Bets Everything on Augmented Reality
Snap no longer wants to be just an app on your smartphone that lives by Apple's or Google's rules. The company has made a decisive move and created Specs Inc.
Intel and NVIDIA Pull the Market Up: Chipmakers Back in Favor
While we discuss new capabilities of chatbots, the stock market reminds us of a simple truth: all the magic of artificial intelligence begins with silicon.
Google Photos: Now You're the Director, AI Is Your Editor
Nvidia Takes the Crown from TSMC: Apple Is No Longer the Main Client (And It Makes Sense)
AI Earbuds: Why You're Buying Regular Bluetooth Headsets at Future Prices
AirPods Pro 3 vs Galaxy Buds 3 Pro: Whose Algorithms Win the War for Your Ears
Microsoft vs Nvidia: Why Satya Nadella Is Building His Own Silicon Empire
Imagine building the world's largest amusement park, but you're forced to buy all the motors for the carousels from a single supplier who keeps raising prices.
Mathematics Is No Longer Just for Humans: A 17-Year-Old Genius and AI Solve the Unsolvable
While the entire world debated when exactly Apple would finally "wake up" in the race for neural networks, in Cupertino, it seems, they decided to simply demolish…
Siri to Become an AI Chatbot: Apple Prepares for Transformation
It seems the days of the current Siri are numbered. According to recent reports, Apple is actively working to transform its voice assistant into a full-fledged AI…
Galaxy Securities: Optimism About Apple's Innovative Year 2026
Investment company Galaxy Securities has expressed confidence in Apple's prospects for 2026, attributing this to the company's expected innovative breakthrough.