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| Samsung's profit: The company's chip unit topped expectations with a fivefold gain in profit, signaling that continued demand for AI is fueling a surge in high-bandwidth memory. Specs Inc.: Snap created a standalone subsidiary dedicated to Specs, the company's first consumer augmented reality glasses slated to launch this year. Apple's creative software: The iPhone maker started selling a bundle of the company's popular photo, video and audio editing apps, directly competing with Adobe. | |
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| Redwood Materials, a battery recycling and energy storage company led by a Tesla co-founder, raised $425 million in a funding round that included Google as a new investor. The startup is now valued at more than $6 billion. | |
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| Mark Zuckerberg continues to go all-in on artificial intelligence, Kurt Wagner reports in today's Tech In Depth. The Meta CEO on Wednesday announced another huge hike in capital expenditures in 2026 — an 87% jump to as much as $135 billion — to fund data centers, chips and other equipment to power AI, following an increase of more than 50% in that spending during 2025, he writes. Get the Tech In Depth newsletter for analysis and scoops about the business of technology from Bloomberg's journalists around the world. | |
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