Yog Kamra

Tech giants are slashing jobs and calling it “AI efficiency,” but Wall Street is punishing companies for something far bigger: a massive capital spending spree that is draining cash flows. With Big Tech on track to slam over $700 billion into AI capex, tech workforce reductions surging past 140,000 workers in 2026, and major tech … Read more

Apple may be about to shatter the last limits of phone design—and quietly gut repairability in the process. With over 300 million refurbished devices resold globally each year and new EU mandates requiring 10-year spare parts access, can a totally fused glass slab survive legal scrutiny? The $200 billion repair industry faces immediate disruption as … Read more

Closed AI guardrails shattered trust when proprietary models blocked essential forensic checks during a live incident. With over 37 global tech rivals uniting and 100% of regulated enterprises demanding total auditability, why are tech giants suddenly abandoning black-box security? The $100B+ AI industry is racing toward open-weight defensive systems. Can a black-box AI ever be … Read more

After fading into the background of smartphone history, Vivo’s S-series is mounting a sudden comeback. The timing isn’t accidental, it arrives just as the premium mid-range market hits a chaotic boiling point. The Comeback Nobody Expected Seven years after quietly shelving the badge in key markets, Vivo is resurrecting the S-series. Rather than easing back … Read more

Apple is breaking its 15-year tradition. This September, only the iPhone 18 Pro ($1,200), iPhone 18 Pro Max ($1,399), and a new flagship iPhone Fold will launch. The standard base iPhone 18? Postponed to spring 2027. The underlying driver: Global memory prices have quadrupled due to enterprise AI server demand, crushing margins on sub-$1,000 devices. … Read more

India’s copper-chlorine cycle at Kalpakkam achieves 52.7% efficiency—2x better than China’s BEST reactor. Here’s why Beijing is panicking. India just won a clean energy race China didn’t even realize it was losing. On June 26, 2026, a quiet research facility in Kalpakkam, Tamil Nadu, suddenly altered the map of global geopolitics. The Department of Atomic … Read more

Tang Tan, OpenAI’s hardware chief, asked Apple employees to bring physical iPhone parts to job interviews. They used Apple’s metal finishing technique for OpenAI’s own $200B device. Apple just killed its partnership with OpenAI. They sued Friday in federal court, alleging trade secret theft worth $200 billion. Tang Tan, OpenAI’s Chief Hardware Officer (CHO), grilled … Read more