Meta has officially launched Muse Code, an autonomous, terminal-based developer agent designed to execute end-to-end software engineering tasks across large repositories. Powered by the newly updated Muse Spark 1.2 model, the platform directly targets market leaders like Anthropic’s Claude Code and OpenAI’s Codex by combining multi-agent parallelism with aggressive pricing. Autonomous Multi-Agent Architecture Unlike traditional auto-complete coding assistants, Muse Code opera

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) reported record-breaking financial results for its second quarter of 2026, powered by explosive demand for its artificial intelligence processors. However, despite beating Wall Street expectations on both top and bottom lines, the chipmaker's stock dropped nearly 9% in extended trading as investors focused on lofty valuations and flat margin forecasts. Editorial credit: TY Lim / Shutterstock Record Data Center Growth Driven by AI Demand AMD’s tota

In a major convergence between traditional Hollywood entertainment and social media, The Walt Disney Company and TikTok have announced a first-of-its-kind global content-sharing agreement. The partnership gives TikTok creators official access to Disney’s extensive media library, while bringing user-generated fan videos directly into the Disney+ streaming app. Editorial credit: Emre Akkoyun / Shutterstock Under the agreement, participating creators can use official clips, char

Online artisan marketplace Etsy has announced plans to lay off approximately 220 employees, reducing its global headcount by 12% to around 1,600 workers. The restructuring was disclosed alongside the company’s second-quarter financial results, which beat Wall Street expectations across key revenue and sales metrics. Editorial credit: gguy / Shutterstock According to SEC filings and employee memos, the role reductions will be concentrated primarily in Etsy’s Product and Engine

A coalition of environmental organizations, dark-sky advocates, and legal non-profits has formally petitioned the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to reverse its recent approval allowing California-based startup Reflect Orbital to deploy a space-based mirror satellite. Image: Reflect Orbital The legal challenge aims to halt the company’s plans to launch its inaugural demonstration spacecraft, Eärendil-1, which is engineered to beam reflected sunlight down to Earth duri