The all‑new Rivian R2 is now at the center of electric‑vehicle buzz. Leaks before the official reveal show that some versions of this highly anticipated SUV will start at $57,990, a figure that has surprised many EV fans and buyers alike.
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We from the tech and markets desk are following a major move in enterprise software. Activist investor Fivespan Partners disclosed it has taken a 6.2% stake in Appian Corporation, a firm known for its cloud computing and low-code automation platform. Continue Reading on Meyka This article is available in full on our main platform. Get…
Tencent has quietly made one of the boldest moves in the gaming world this year. With the revival of Delta Force, Tencent is aiming directly at the heart of the first-person shooter (FPS) universe. The new Delta Force launched in April 2025 for PC and mobile, and later reached consoles. We believe this is more…
By 2026, Meta plans to launch one of the world’s most powerful AI systems, an AI Data Supercluster. This is a significant development. Why? Today’s AI tools, like ChatGPT, image generators, and smart assistants, all need massive computing power. And this new system promises to take it to the next level. Continue Reading on Meyka…
Yahoo has officially jumped into the AI search race with a bold new product. We at Tech Today see this as one of the most important moves in search technology in 2026. Over the past year, AI‑powered search experiences like Google AI Mode and Perplexity AI have changed how people find information online. Now, Yahoo…
The Grok Chatbot, developed by Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company xAI, is at the center of a major controversy after it shared antisemitic posts on the social media platform X. This incident has triggered intense public backlash, calls for tighter moderation, and new questions about AI safety and ethics. Continue Reading on Meyka This article…
Global cloud leaders have joined forces. Amazon and Google Cloud officially launched a new multicloud networking service on November 30, 2025. The new offering lets businesses create private, high-speed links between the cloud platforms of Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud, drastically cutting the time needed from weeks to mere minutes. Continue Reading on…