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fool.com - Erin Kennedy - Intel vs. Marvell Technology: Which Tech Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?
Intel vs. Marvell Technology: Which Tech Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?
The Motley Fool –

The semiconductor landscape is shifting as artificial intelligence demands new hardware. Deciding between a turnaround giant like Intel (INTC +1.44%) and a networking specialist like Marvell Technology (MRVL +1.08%) requires looking at their 2026…

wsj.com - Tech, Media & Telecom Roundup: Market Talk
Tech, Media & Telecom Roundup: Market Talk
Wall Street Journal –

The latest Market Talks covering Technology, Media and Telecom. Published exclusively on Dow Jones Newswires at 4:20 ET, 12:20 ET and 16:50 ET. 0757 GMT – Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix face growing market expectations for more aggressive…

theguardian.com - Johana Bhuiyan - Tool and target: US law enforcement grapple with AI-enabled terrorism and anti-tech extremism
Tool and target: US law enforcement grapple with AI-enabled terrorism and anti-tech extremism
The Guardian –

In May 2025, a 25-year-old man detonated a car bomb outside a Palm Springs fertility clinic, killing himself and injuring four others. For many, it was a wake up call about the threats to reproductive care facilities. For the FBI, though, it was…

fool.com - Robert Izquierdo - CrowdStrike vs. Palantir Technologies: What Revenue Trends Tell Investors About These High-Growth Tech Companies
CrowdStrike vs. Palantir Technologies: What Revenue Trends Tell Investors About These High-Growth Tech Companies
The Motley Fool –

CrowdStrike (CRWD -0.68%) primarily generates revenue by selling global subscriptions to its cloud-native Falcon cybersecurity software platform, which includes threat intelligence, proactive threat hunting, managed security services, and…

standard.co.uk - Jeremy Cutler - FTSE fades after bright start amid tech worry
FTSE fades after bright start amid tech worry
Evening Standard –

News from the City, market updates plus comment and analysis from our business desk I would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice. The FTSE 100 gave back early gains to end slightly lower…

cbsnews.com - Norah  O'Donnell - How technology is changing the detection of breast cancer
How technology is changing the detection of breast cancer
CBS News –

Dr. Rachel Brem decided at age 12 that she wanted to cure cancer after her mom was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was early detection that led to her mother living way past her prognosis of six months. Now, Brem is working to improve breast…

techcrunch.com - Zack Whittaker - Niobia takes the guesswork out of some of tech's most expensive mistakes
Niobia takes the guesswork out of some of tech's most expensive mistakes
TechCrunch –

San Francisco-based startup Niobia is betting big on a critical but often overlooked part of battery and chip making: helping engineers understand how and why things go wrong. Its AI software flags production defects and lets engineers ask a…

seekingalpha.com - Cboe Global Markets - Banks And Tech Stocks Dominate
Banks And Tech Stocks Dominate
Seeking Alpha –

Tech stocks follow South Korea's Kospi's decline. Bank stocks are mixed after earnings. Jet fuel prices affecting airline stocks but not travel demands. Bank and technology stocks pressured the markets but were a big yawn range-wise, with nothing…

theguardian.com - Clara Long - AI overlords say they want to democratise their technology. Here's how | Richard Wilson and Clara Long
AI overlords say they want to democratise their technology. Here's how | Richard Wilson and Clara Long
The Guardian –

What's your “(p)doom” – the percentage chance that rogue AI will create an existential catastrophe? Judging by their recent warnings, it is rising among tech bosses. On 25 September, OpenAI paused training of its latest…

cnbc.com - Kif Leswing - Tech giants race to get AI gadgets on shelves for holiday rush
Tech giants race to get AI gadgets on shelves for holiday rush
CNBC –

Apple, Amazon and Microsoft have all announced new devices in the past week with the aim of bringing generative artificial intelligence firmly into the home. Nearly four years after the launch of ChatGPT, leading consumer tech companies are touting…

seekingalpha.com - Leo Nelissen - A 2008-Style Doom Loop Is Building In Tech
A 2008-Style Doom Loop Is Building In Tech
Seeking Alpha –

Amazon stands out as the safest hyperscaler amid mounting AI and semiconductor sector risks. AI-driven capital cycles resemble the 2008 financial crisis, with systemic risks tied to leveraged bets and Treasury collateral. Rising supply from China…

rediff.com - Text Feed - Ashwini Vaishnaw: India's Strategy For Global Tech And Financial Turbulence
Ashwini Vaishnaw: India's Strategy For Global Tech And Financial Turbulence
Rediff.com –

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw outlines India's robust strategy to build economic and technological resilience, preparing the nation for anticipated global turbulence driven by tech disruptions, artificial intelligence, and financial instability.

cnbc.com - Fred Imbert - Huge profits at tech and energy companies are masking this key trend
Huge profits at tech and energy companies are masking this key trend
CNBC –

The corporate earnings season has begun in full force. JPMorgan Chase reported a rare bottom line miss, while Wells Fargo's Q3 results were mixed. Citigroup earnings topped estimates, though revenue was barely above the consensus, while Goldman…

independent.co.uk - Jeremy Cutler - FTSE fades after bright start amid tech worry
FTSE fades after bright start amid tech worry
The Independent –

The FTSE 100 gave back early gains to end slightly lower on Tuesday amid concerns over technology valuations. “There are growing fears that companies are investing so much money into AI without a clear idea of the timing or scale of…

independent.co.uk - Paul Keogh - Inventor sues employers for £366m over work on 'high-tech plaster' that made billions
Inventor sues employers for £366m over work on 'high-tech plaster' that made billions
The Independent –

An inventor who says his work on a high-tech sticking plaster helped net billions for his bosses is suing for up to £366m, demanding a share of the profits. Analytical chemist Dr David Parsons worked for FTSE100 -listed Convatec Ltd for more…

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