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In its fiscal second quarter ended May 29, 2026, Adobe reported revenue and profit gains alongside a one-time goodwill impairment charge. The disclosure comes as the market watches whether the company’s approach to selling AI-enabled software is shifting toward a more accessible, freemium-style model.
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InterDigital said it has reached a new patent licensing agreement with Amazon that spans Amazon services and devices, including Prime Video. The companies also agreed to end pending litigation through a binding process, highlighting how IP monetization can shape technology company relationships.
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A proposed US$2 billion acquisition of Manus AI by Meta has reportedly been forced into full separation after regulators in China required the companies to unwind their planned structure.
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A fresh market commentary says investors should not view SpaceX’s post-IPO trajectory through the same lens as established AI hardware leaders like NVIDIA, citing perceived valuation upside.
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A regulator in India has alleged that wastewater tied to a Tata-run parts facility used in Apple’s iPhone supply chain contaminated groundwater for nearby farms, warning of a potential forced shutdown unless corrective steps are taken.
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A recent Yahoo Finance prediction argues the GPU and AI infrastructure leader could hit an inflection later in 2026 as it pushes further into another large opportunity, though the note offers limited operational detail.
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The SharonAI Holdings deal aims to add GPU and data-center resources in Australia under a long-term collaboration tied to revenue sharing, according to a report.
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A new report says Alphabet is looking to raise over US$80 billion for AI infrastructure through a package that could combine equity, convertible and preferred fixed-income securities, and a separate US$10 billion private offering.
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Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said the company has “made mistakes” as it reorganizes work around artificial intelligence, according to a report that also expects the changes to affect roughly 20% of employees.
