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Meta is considering laying off about 20% of its workforce to offset the costs of artificial intelligence.

Meta is considering cutting about 20% of its workforce to address the massive costs of its artificial intelligence projects. The goal is to redirect resources toward innovation and boost investments in smart systems. The decision reflects the financial pressures facing major tech companies amid the rapid expansion of AI applications, as they strive to maintain the company’s profitability and stability.

McKenzie: AI inference will consume the largest share of data center energy.

A McKinsey study noted that AI inference operations will become the largest consumer of energy in da...

A new report highlights the impact of artificial intelligence on the job market.

Anthropic has released a report detailing the impact of artificial intelligence on the job market, n...

Elon Musk announces the launch of Tesla's AI chips within seven days.

Elon Musk has unveiled the Terafab project to manufacture AI chips to support autonomous driving and...

Samsung unveils Galaxy Glasses smart glasses with camera and advanced artificial intelligence

On the sidelines of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Samsung revealed more details about its ...

Planet delays publication of Middle East photos due to ongoing war in Iran.

Planet Labs announced a 96-hour delay in publishing images captured of the Gulf states, Iraq, and Ku...

America sends the Mirops smart system to counter Iranian aircraft in the Middle East.

The United States will send the Mirops anti-drone system to the Middle East, which uses artificial i...