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Apple closed fiscal 2025 with record-breaking results, underscoring the company’s operational strength and product leadership across categories. For Q4, Apple reported $102.5 billion in revenue (+8% y/y) and $1.85 EPS (+13% y/y), both September-quarter records. For the full fiscal year, revenue reac
ReadMicrosoft began fiscal year 2026 with one of the most powerful quarters in its history, underscoring how its aggressive AI investments and cloud scale are transforming the company’s economics and competitive position. Revenue for Q1 FY 2026 rose 18% year-over-year to $77.7 billion, while operating i
ReadComing fresh from the Austin Grand Prix, I couldn’t help but notice how different the atmosphere felt compared to just a few years ago. The crowd was electric, yes, but also incredibly diverse — not just in nationality, but in age, gender, and background. From families and first-timers to Gen Z fans
ReadWith Gemini Enterprise, Google wasn’t just announcing another “AI for business” product. Rather, Google is staking a claim to a much more ambitious vision: embedding AI across every workflow, across every level of an organization, in a way that feels seamless and pervasive. Addressing the Enterprise
ReadMicrosoft’s latest announcements on Microsoft 365 Premium and new Copilot “agents” mark an important step toward the future of AI in productivity. But while the vision is clear, the path for users is less so. The Announcements: Premium and Agent Mode This past week, Microsoft unveiled two major upda
ReadAmazon has built its reputation on delivering reliable, affordable consumer hardware that ties seamlessly into its services. From the first Kindle to the rise of Echo smart speakers, its devices have consistently done exactly what they promised. Ok maybe with the exception of the Kindle phone but as
ReadFor nearly two decades, Android and ChromeOS have advanced in parallel, one powering the world’s phones and a growing constellation of devices, the other redefining lightweight and secure computing on laptops and beyond. A single, unified platform built on Android foundations and expressed as the fa
ReadApple’s September event was, once again, a masterclass in storytelling, weaving together sleek design, life-saving Apple Watch narratives, and the deliberate invocation of Apple Intelligence. In the run-up, chatter circled around familiar themes: whether tariffs would nudge prices upward, what “Air”
ReadIFA has always been the tech show that most reinvented itself following the hot trends in tech: from smartphones, to wearables, all the way to this year smart home, the show has seen AI infused everything and home robotics. Samsung leaned in harder than most with its unveiling of “AI Home: Future Li
ReadToday in Brooklyn, Google held its Made by Google 2025 event—an occasion that felt far less like a typical product keynote and much more like a primetime show. Hosted by Jimmy Fallon, complete with live audience participation, surprise guests, and a TV-studio vibe, it was clear from the start that G
ReadApple’s fiscal Q3 2025 showcased a strong performance, setting a June quarter record for revenue at $94 billion—up 10% from last year and ahead of management’s own expectations. Growth was broad-based, with significant contributions across iPhone, Mac, and Services segments. The company also establi
ReadMicrosoft concluded its fiscal year with a robust Q4, outpacing both its guidance and Wall Street’s expectations. Sustained double-digit growth in revenue and operating income was powered by surging demand for AI and cloud solutions, and transformational momentum across all business segments. Signif
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