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Today, we’ll look into the latest tech news, highlight some recent movers, and investigate an under-the-radar tech stock with potential.

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Chips

IBM Launches Power11: A No-Downtime, AI-Ready Server Built to Outlast and Outperform Rivals 

IBM (NYSE: IBM) is launching a new generation of Power11 chips and servers designed to simplify enterprise AI deployment while outpacing rivals on reliability and energy efficiency.

Set to be available July 25, the Power11 systems mark IBM’s first major chip refresh since 2020. 

They combine computing power, software, and AI acceleration into a tightly integrated package designed to help businesses accelerate their operations.

Unlike typical server stacks, Power11 machines are built to run nonstop.

IBM says the new systems won’t require planned downtime for software updates, and they average less than a minute of unplanned outage per year.

This kind of always-on infrastructure is critical for sectors such as banking, healthcare, and manufacturing, where uptime directly translates to revenue.

For enterprise IT leaders, it offers a reliable infrastructure that embeds AI inference capabilities without the complexity of traditional model deployment.

Instead of competing with Nvidia’s AI training stacks, IBM is carving out ground in inference, the phase where AI models deliver real-world value.

The systems also feature integrated ransomware response, detecting threats and reacting in under a minute.

Power11 will be paired later this year with IBM’s Spyre AI chip, allowing businesses to accelerate inference workloads with minimal integration overhead.

For organizations investing in AI transformation, IBM’s move signals a bet on streamlined, secure, and business-ready computing, as well as usable infrastructure, rather than hype.

Streaming

Amazon Pulls the Plug on Freevee in Streaming Shakeup 

Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is shutting down its Freevee streaming app in August, integrating the service into Prime Video as part of its simplified digital content strategy.

Freevee, which launched in 2019 as a free, ad-supported TV offering, originally evolved from IMDb’s video platform.

Over time, it developed its app and began offering a mix of originals and select Prime Video shows.

Now, Amazon is retiring the Freevee brand altogether. By next month, its content will only be available through Prime Video, and users won’t need a Prime membership to access it.

Instead, free content will be available within Prime Video’s ad-supported tier, which began rolling out in January 2024.

The move is less about cost-cutting and more about reducing fragmentation in Amazon’s streaming ecosystem.

Rather than maintaining separate apps and libraries, Amazon appears to be centralizing its video strategy around Prime Video. 

For long-term observers of Amazon’s streaming evolution, the Freevee sunset marks a clear pivot: the company is aligning more tightly behind a single platform, one that already blends subscriptions, rentals, originals, and now ad-supported free content under one roof.

While competition remains fierce from Netflix to YouTube to TikTok, Amazon’s real advantage may come from this unified experience.

Fewer apps. More engagement. And more opportunities to monetize eyeballs across tiers.

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Apps

Adobe Just Quietly Released the Most Powerful iPhone Camera App Yet 

Adobe (NASDAQ: ADBE) is making a serious play in mobile photography with the launch of Project Indigo, a new AI-powered camera app now available for iPhone users.

Built by developers with experience on Google’s Pixel camera team, the app challenges Apple’s default camera by offering more manual control, less artificial brightness, and pro-level image processing on the fly.

Project Indigo utilizes computational photography to capture up to 32 underexposed frames per shot, then combines them to balance detail in both light and shadow.

Unlike standard phone cameras that brighten and oversaturate, Adobe’s approach preserves realism, giving photographers a look closer to that of a DSLR.

Users can manually adjust the shutter speed, ISO, focus, and white balance, or shoot in RAW for more extensive post-processing.

For Adobe, this is a move to extend its creative ecosystem to the one device everyone already uses for photos: their phone.

The company is targeting creators, content professionals, and anyone frustrated by overprocessed mobile shots.

With an Android version already in development, this launch could open a new front in Adobe’s mobile strategy.

While many phone cameras focus on enhancement, Adobe is betting on authenticity.

Project Indigo could be the go-to option for mobile users seeking professional-level results without needing to carry extra gear.

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Gold Could Be Your Portfolio’s Safety Net

Markets don’t wait for calm—especially when political chaos takes center stage.

With Trump and Musk locked in a growing public feud, the fear of market volatility is very real.

While the headlines escalate, institutions are quietly stockpiling gold to shield against the blowback.

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Everything Else

• Look out, Zuckerberg: Jack Dorsey is building a new, Bluetooth-backed WhatsApp competitor. 

• Zillow’s real estate listing tool is unlocking new opportunities - for cyberstalking. 

• Elon Musk couldn’t leave well enough alone following his rocky DOGE departure as Tesla’s stock tanks following an announced third-party political launch.

• This columnist, however, argues that Tesla stock should be going up on the news - because Musk’s planned political activities are actually a net boost to the company (according to him).

• Oracle and Broadcom should boot and replace two companies from the current Mag-7 stack, says tech fund manager.