Columns, editorials and think pieces from across the industry.
India's Carbon Credit Trading System provides price signals but industrial decarbonization requires broader policy support including technology deployment, infrastructure and affordable finance.
An opinion piece argues that India needs technological innovation to make round-the-clock renewable power economically competitive against coal beyond current tender success.
EFF argues police should be required to obtain warrants before searching automated license plate reader data, citing misuse for profiling and harassment.
Apple is expected to announce new MacBook Pro models with OLED displays, M6 chips, and updated iPad mini at a Los Angeles event.
Former Apple employee Fred Potter shares reflections on his work as part of the HomeView product team, noting the satisfaction of seeing personal contributions in a final product.
An analysis of Satya Nadella's recent articles on treating AI foundation models as untrusted components requiring architectural containment rather than emergency brakes.
Netflix cut 6% of its workforce (roughly 1,000 employees) with heaviest reductions in product, tech, legal and HR teams as it struggles with slowing growth and engagement.
Commentary on Apple's critique of aggressive AI development and positioning as a responsible alternative amid growing backlash against frontier AI labs.
Commentary argues against AI kill switch as a regulatory metaphor, explaining that complex distributed AI infrastructure and human oversight decisions make single-switch solutions ineffective.
A reviewer argues that the $299 Apple TV 4K is not worth buying, though acknowledges things could have been worse.
iPhone Duo pre-orders show severely constrained availability with delivery dates slipping to January, presenting a mixed experience for customers and Apple.
Opinion piece critiques the 'FDE bubble' where enterprise AI companies raise capital promising autonomy but deploy armies of engineers to manually implement workflows.
Verizon is charging $10/month for iPhone Handoff feature, allowing users to switch a phone number between two compatible iPhones, double T-Mobile's $5/month pricing.
Analysis of incorrect reporting by The Information about Apple HomeView's robotic swiveling base and other AI-powered hardware projects announced without verified sourcing.
Apple's iPhone Duo foldable launch faces severe supply constraints with delivery times slipping to late January, though demand appears strong despite the $2000 starting price.
An opinion piece argues that framing AI development as a 'race' is flawed and advocates for India to reject this competitive narrative in favor of strategic AI deployment.
OpenAI alleges in a lawsuit filing that a former employee transferred over 100 files about an unreleased product to a personal account and presented confidential information to Apple leadership, citing concerns about trade secret misuse.
Opinion piece examining Apple's naming conventions for products and offering initial thoughts on the HomeView product concept and its practical implementation for families.
