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26. Juli 2026
Once hailed as an AI visionary, Satya Nadella faces pressure as a compute crunch forces Microsoft to prioritize its own AI products over Azure cloud customers (Ashley Stewart/Business Insider)techmeme.com12. Juli 2026
NYC-based Vendelux, a live B2B event information platform for CMOs and marketing and sales teams, raised a $50M Series B led by Tribeca Venture Partners (Lucia Moses/Business Insider)techmeme.com10. Juli 2026
Microsoft layoffs: Tech giant's severance package explained; know how much money laid-off employees will getetnownews.comDisney Plus is reportedly looking into a free streaming tiertheverge.com09. Juli 2026
Comcast is breaking up with NBCU. Why did it ever buy it in the first place?theverge.com08. Juli 2026
Microsoft bets that enterprise AI needs engineers, not bigger sales teamscomputerworld.comInternal documents: Amazon is working on an Alexa project, codenamed Moonraker, to handle more complex, multistep tasks, projecting $100M+ in GPU costs in 2026 (Eugene Kim/Business Insider)techmeme.com07. Juli 2026
Microsoft betting that enterprise AI needs engineers, not bigger sales teamscomputerworld.comMicrosoft setzt auf Ingenieure statt größere Vertriebsteamscomputerwoche.de06. Juli 2026
xAI rebrands to SpaceXAI and debuts a new logo (Kelsey Vlamis/Business Insider)techmeme.com04. Juli 2026
IM MAGAZINMeta Muse Spark: Watermelon-Update stärkt Coding und Agentic-KI03. Juli 2026
Sources: Alexandr Wang said Meta's model currently in training, codenamed Watermelon, matches GPT-5.5 and uses an "order of magnitude more compute than Avocado" (Business Insider)techmeme.comMeta’s AI chief says new Muse Spark update will sharpen coding, agentic AIinfoworld.comMeta’s AI chief says new Muse Spark update will sharpen coding, agentic AIcomputerworld.comMeta to release new AI model with advanced coding capabilities ‘soon’siliconangle.com02. Juli 2026
Microsoft plans to lay off several thousand employeescomputerworld.com