Late Wednesday night, Google unveiled Gemini 4 Argon, the most advanced artificial intelligence model it has built to date. A model that beats its major competitors in 13 out of 19 tests. And as if that

Micron announced record-breaking results yesterday. A year ago, its quarterly revenue was $11.32 billion. Now? $54.23 billion. And net income? It went from $3.2 billion to $37.7 billion. And here comes

So, Anthropic, the company behind Claude, is preparing to go public. And its prospectus, the document companies file ahead of an IPO, was made public through Reuters. On the one hand, we have a valuation

Over the past few months, AI agents have been “escaping” from their digital cages. They are going onto the internet, getting into systems they should not be accessing, and attempting to hack other companies.

Xi Jinping came to the White House. And Trump welcomed him with an official dinner attended by more than 30 CEOs in the same room. Musk, Huang, Cook, Zuckerberg, Altman. They were all there. And when you

GTT: The Leader in LNG Transportation Gaztransport & Technigaz(GTT) is the French technology company that almost monopolizes membrane systems for the transportation and storage of LNG. It does not

One of the most pleasant surprises of the summer was this crime thriller series, the best of its kind I’ve seen in quite some time. Led by Emmy Rossum (the once-upon-a-time young girl from The Phantom

Meta is on fire. Its stock has risen 30% just in September. And if it keeps going like this through the end of the month, it will be its biggest monthly gain since 2013. Against this backdrop, yesterday

Yesterday, a new front opened in the US-China technology war. According to the Financial Times, Beijing is examining how dependent its state-owned data centers are on Broadcom. And the initial findings

On the one hand, Iran is reportedly ready to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days, Brent crude fell below $100, and shortly afterward... came the denial. And as if that weren't enough, Trump took

Well, yesterday was one of those days that reminds you why it’s not worth getting carried away. Over the past few days, as we discussed in yesterday’s newsletter, the headlines have been filled with panic

The FED raised interest rates. For the first time since 2023. And at the same time, ordinary investors turned sharply bearish, with 53% expecting the market to fall over the next six months. Yes, you read

Agento Secreto In 1977, a technology expert leaves behind a mysterious past and returns to his hometown, Recife, seeking peace and quiet. He soon realizes that the city is far from the refuge he was looking

I think The Conformist should stand out as a powerful study of fascism... The Conformist is the archetype of the man whom the fascist regime sought to create through its revolution. In reality, fascism

On one hand, everyone is talking about an AI bubble. That it has gotten too big, that it will burst, that the party is over. On the other hand? Intel, which some people had literally written off, is discussing

Well, let’s get straight to the point, because yesterday the Fed did something it hadn’t done in more than three years. It raised interest rates. And unanimously. Twelve out of twelve. The market was expecting

Well, let’s get straight to the point, because the people who built AI, the people who stand to make billions from it, all came out together and said that it needs to slow down. Yes, you read that correctly.

Well, let's get straight to the point, because last week we got the latest inflation reading. Core inflation in the US is now at its lowest level since spring 2021. Yes, you read that correctly. The lowest

Nike Nike is a brand whose products most of us have used at some point, especially those of us over 30 And honestly, it’s a shame to see the stock of such an iconic brand fall this much Some people thought

One of the best monster movies/sci-fi films I’ve seen, and easily in my top 10 of the year. Find the biggest screen you can and go see it. Note: I’m not going to give away the slightest spoiler, and I