Intel Stock Plummets 28 Percent Following Weak Fourth-Quarter Guidance
Intel shares experienced a massive selloff after issuing a disappointing fourth-quarter outlook, wiping billions off government and corporate holdings.
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October 31, 2026
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Cult Classics and Deep Cuts Dominate the io9 Halloween Watchlist
Staff picks from the io9 team reveal a diverse holiday watchlist, ranging from John Carpenter's The Thing to Kiyoshi Kurosawa's techno-horror film Pulse.
Sam Altman Admits Internal OpenAI Model Had Unnerving Effect on Researchers
During a recent podcast appearance, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shared mixed feelings about rapid AI advancement and revealed an internal model codename.
DT Research Packs Nvidia Graphics and Intel Core Ultra Into New Rugged Field Laptop
DT Research has introduced the LT365PA, a rugged 15.6-inch laptop equipped with Nvidia RTX graphics and Intel processors, designed for field operations like crime scene and crash reconstruction.
Wall Street Loses Confidence as Silicon Valley AI Spending Spree Sparks Massive Selloff
Alphabet lost roughly $500 billion in market value after Wall Street reacted sharply to soaring infrastructure costs and disappointing returns on artificial intelligence investments.
Remembering Patrick Stewart And His Legendary Career Across Screen And Stage
The legendary English actor leaves behind an extraordinary legacy spanning classical theatre, blockbuster science fiction, and versatile voice acting.
Why Cannabis Users Are Dominating Psychedelic Support Hotlines
An analysis of over 25,000 calls to the Fireside Project's support line reveals a surprising demographic experiencing mid-trip panic: cannabis users.
AI Law Firm Crosby Bids to Acquire Assets of Weil Gotshal
Silicon Valley-backed AI startup Crosby has submitted a bid to acquire trademarks, data, and talent from the crumbling Wall Street law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges.
Google expands physical retail footprint with upcoming Houston storefront
Google is continuing its push into brick-and-mortar retail by launching its twelfth global storefront, landing in Houston this November.
Larry Ellison argues AI can fund a universal high income
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison believes artificial intelligence and robotics could drastically lower living costs and pave the way for a universal high income, provided tax systems evolve.
