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Enterprise's 50th Rollout Inspires New Generations of Space Explorers
space22 days ago

Enterprise's 50th Rollout Inspires New Generations of Space Explorers

Fifty years after NASA unveiled the prototype shuttle Enterprise, the test orbiter proved a rocket launch followed by a glider landing and helped usher in reusable-orbiter technology; Enterprise later became a museum piece in 1985, while surviving orbiters toured and inspired generations of spaceflight enthusiasts, including ISS astronauts Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway, who say the shuttle program played a pivotal role in sparking their careers.

Snap pivots Specs toward enterprise with Nvidia, AWS, and Salesforce partnerships
technology23 days ago

Snap pivots Specs toward enterprise with Nvidia, AWS, and Salesforce partnerships

Snap aims a major enterprise push for its $2k Specs AR glasses by partnering with Nvidia, AWS and Salesforce to leverage XR AI platforms, while also launching Specs Intelligence—a cross‑device AI service with a free tier and paid options. Spiegel stresses that Specs is a computer-first platform, not just a pair of glasses, and regulatory coordination on safety is needed as the tech ecosystem evolves.

ChromeOS 151 Rolls Out with UI Tweaks, Gemini Safety Enhancements, and 18 Security Fixes
technology1 month ago

ChromeOS 151 Rolls Out with UI Tweaks, Gemini Safety Enhancements, and 18 Security Fixes

ChromeOS 151 is rolling out to Chromebooks and ChromeOS Flex, adding UI tweaks, stronger Gemini-safe browsing, and 18 CVE fixes. Key changes include a Smart Auto-Hide bookmark bar with admin controls; real-time Safe Browsing in Gemini sessions; sunset of legacy Chrome Apps in Kiosk mode and migration to PWAs; ChromeOS Flex GPU/hardware cutoffs with some devices staying on 150; stricter incognito URL filtering and enterprise policy enforcement. Availability varies by device, with most devices updating now and Lenovo Chromebook Plus 14 possibly delayed.

OpenAI Sees Enterprise Revenue Overtake Consumer
business1 month ago

OpenAI Sees Enterprise Revenue Overtake Consumer

OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar told investors that enterprise customers now account for the majority of revenue, surpassing the ChatGPT-driven consumer business, with a $40 billion annualized run rate and rapid enterprise growth; executives addressed leadership changes, open-source competition, and a growing advertising business while signaling pricing efficiency and continued focus on monetizing enterprise use.

OpenAI's executive exodus fuels IPO red flags
business1 month ago

OpenAI's executive exodus fuels IPO red flags

OpenAI is facing a wave of high-profile leadership exits—chief revenue officer Denise Dresser and operating chief Brad Lightcap, following earlier departures among top executives—as it prepares for a highly anticipated IPO and confronts questions about stability at a $852 billion valuation. A new CRO, Dali Rajic, has been named, and the company touts enterprise momentum (2 million enterprise customers and rising revenue) even as investors weigh competition from Google and Anthropic and the timeline for the IPO remains unclear after a confidential filing. The upheaval unfolds amid broader scrutiny of OpenAI’s leadership history, including Elon Musk’s lawsuit, underscoring the fragile runway into a historic offering.

OpenAI rolls out GPT-5.6 trio and ChatGPT Work for enterprise tasks
technology3 months ago

OpenAI rolls out GPT-5.6 trio and ChatGPT Work for enterprise tasks

OpenAI released GPT-5.6 in three flavors—Sol, Luna, and Terra—with an ultra mode for Sol, and introduced ChatGPT Work, an AI assistant that pulls context from connected apps and files to create documents, spreadsheets and presentations across Mac, Windows, and web; the rollout followed a government request to delay and, amid fierce competition with Anthropic and others, the models are being praised for reliability on regular tasks, even as some testers prefer rival Fable in certain areas.

Palantir Sees Government AI Pivot to Open-Source, Frames Itself as Gatekeeper
technology3 months ago

Palantir Sees Government AI Pivot to Open-Source, Frames Itself as Gatekeeper

Palantir CEO Alex Karp says some U.S. government customers have shifted to open-source AI, arguing that enterprises want Palantir as a trusted intermediary between buyers and big AI firms like OpenAI and Anthropic to govern data and costs; he also accused those firms of stealing data and overcharging, pitching Palantir’s platform as an essential 'application layer' to protect government and business users.

HP and OpenAI Align Frontier to Scale AI Across Customer Care and Operations
technology3 months ago

HP and OpenAI Align Frontier to Scale AI Across Customer Care and Operations

HP Inc. announced a strategic partnership with OpenAI to integrate the Frontier platform across its business, aiming to enhance customer- and partner-facing experiences, unlock telemetry via HP’s Workforce Experience Platform (WXP), boost employee productivity, and transform internal workflows with agent-based AI. After a February 2026 exploratory phase, HP will co-develop enterprise-use cases with a focus on governance, security, and integration, positioning HP to deploy AI at scale across devices and services in the future of work.

FreeCast Lines Up Starlink Business with Its Media Platform for Enterprise Connectivity
technology3 months ago

FreeCast Lines Up Starlink Business with Its Media Platform for Enterprise Connectivity

FreeCast announced a reseller agreement to offer Starlink Business broadband alongside its streaming and Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) platform, enabling enterprise-grade connectivity for commercial and community customers while unifying broadband with media, advertising, and engagement tools. The integrated solution targets sectors like multifamily housing, hotels, healthcare, campus environments, and rural or underserved markets, and opens multiple monetization streams including broadband and managed services, streaming subscriptions, advertising, sponsorships, e-commerce, and platform licensing.

NotebookLM Gains Gemini 3.5 and Antigravity Upgrades for AI Ultra
technology4 months ago

NotebookLM Gains Gemini 3.5 and Antigravity Upgrades for AI Ultra

Google’s NotebookLM is getting a major upgrade to Gemini 3.5 with Antigravity support, expanding file types (PDFs, DOCX, images, CSV/JSON, Excel, slides) and enabling a cloud computer to run code for research workflows, plus a new “research report” source-import flow. The update also adds more than 100 software skills to streamline notebooks and allows generating documents (PDFs, slides) alongside text. The rollout starts today for AI Ultra and Workspace AI Ultra Access/Expanded Access subscribers, with broader availability to other accounts later; Google touts a 65% win rate versus Gemini 3.1 on core metrics like accuracy, multilingual support, large document analysis, document creation, and advanced research.

Microsoft's Surface for Business gets privacy screen and tactile haptics
technology4 months ago

Microsoft's Surface for Business gets privacy screen and tactile haptics

Microsoft unveiled new Surface Pro and Surface Laptop for Business, adding an optional integrated privacy screen with anti-glare and a refined haptic system for more tactile feedback during drag, resize, and pen work. Powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, the devices support on‑device AI and come in 13‑inch, 13.8‑inch, and 15‑inch models; the 13‑inch Laptop starts at $1,300, with Pro from $1,950 and larger Laptops from $1,950, all available now in select markets. The Laptop claims up to 23 hours of battery life and the Pro up to 17 hours, and a 5G option is available on the Pro. Enterprise-focused features aim to improve security and collaboration for organizations.