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This week marks a crucial period for Big Tech as Alphabet (Google's parent company) and Tesla reported their quarterly earnings. Investors are watching closely, as the performance of these "Magnificent Seven" companies is seen as a key indicator of the tech industry's health. While analysts expected strong numbers, particularly around AI infrastructure spending, both companies are under pressure to exceed expectations after their stock has largely underperformed this year. Adding to the pressure, Intel also reported a quarterly loss, causing its shares to fall.
Apple has released the public beta for iOS 26, giving users a first look at the most significant visual overhaul to the iPhone's operating system in over a decade. The new design language, called "Liquid Glass," gives interface elements a translucent and glossy appearance. This major redesign, which will also be applied to iPadOS and macOS, is seen as Apple's bid to generate excitement for the upcoming 2025 iPhone lineup, similar to the celebrated jump from iOS 6 to 7.
IBM has launched its new Power11 servers in India, which were significantly developed by its lab in the country. These new servers are specifically designed to handle AI-intensive workloads for major sectors like banking, telecom, and healthcare. The Power11 platform is built for hybrid cloud environments and aims to bring powerful AI processing closer to where data is generated, enhancing speed and reliability for critical enterprise applications.
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The race to deploy autonomous AI "agents" in the business world is heating up. This week, Amazon Web Services (AWS) launched Bedrock AgentCore, a new suite of services to help developers build and scale enterprise-grade AI agents. Not to be outdone, OpenAI also released a powerful new Agent mode for its professional ChatGPT users. These tools are designed to automate complex tasks, showing that the focus of AI is rapidly shifting from personal productivity to transforming core business operations.
In a fresh marketing move, Samsung has launched "Galaxy Hangouts," a series of pop-up café experiences designed to introduce consumers to its new devices. The first event, held in South Africa, allows visitors to get hands-on with the newly announced Galaxy Z Fold7, Z Flip7, and Galaxy Watch8 series. The strategy aims to blend technology with lifestyle, letting people experience the new AI-powered features in a relaxed, real-world setting rather than a traditional store.