LOS ANGELES — In a wide-ranging and candid interview with Wired’s Steven Levy, newly appointed Apple CEO John Ternus has directly addressed mounting criticisms that the technology titan has fallen behind the artificial intelligence curve. Following a series of transitional milestones—including the much-delayed summer rollout of the next-generation Siri and…
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CAMBRIDGE — Roughly a year ago, the notion that an overheated market had birthed a colossal "Artificial Intelligence bubble" began to transition from a contrarian hypothesis into conventional wisdom on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley. Today, with trillions of dollars in market capitalization tied to the promise of generative…
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The seventh edition of the Condé Nast Traveler x District Top Restaurant Awards has officially concluded, marking a pivotal moment in the evolution of India’s culinary landscape. Powered by Visa, this year’s list of the top 50 restaurants in India offers more than just a directory of elite dining; it…
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MILANO — When an automotive manufacturer declines to build the exact car of your dreams, motorists face a universal crossroads. For the vast majority of drivers, this means settling for a compromise from another brand or waiting with crossed fingers for a future model year refresh. However, for elite automotive…
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Main Facts Australian luxury yacht builder Riviera has officially expanded its prestigious fleet with the introduction of the Riviera 735 SUV. Measuring an impressive 79 feet, 7 inches overall, this newly minted flagship of the SUV collection bridges two distinct worlds: the blue-water cruising resilience of Riviera’s renowned Sports Motor…
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Main Facts Nestled within the historic footprint of the former Arms Factory (Fábrica de Armas) in A Coruña, Spain, stands a striking architectural intervention that bridges past industrial might with cutting-edge digital innovation: the Virtual Studio at the Cidade das TIC. Designed by the renowned practice Díaz y Díaz Architects…
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Main Facts Despite a shifting geopolitical landscape and waning political enthusiasm for climate initiatives in major Western economies, the global industrial sector is quietly pushing forward with aggressive decarbonization strategies. Far from treating sustainability as an expensive compliance burden or a matter of "green for green’s sake," multinational corporations and…