Work at one Elon Musk company? You might work at them all

Elon Musk runs a lot of companies: Tesla, SpaceX, Twitter (X), the Boring Co., Neuralink, and xAI. If you happen to work for him at one of these companies, especially if you’re in a senior role, there’s a good chance you’ll get pulled into working for him at another of his other companies, according to a Bloomberg deep dive. Ahead of a shareholder vote this month for his record $56 billion Tesla pay package, the report enumerates the many people holding these companies together as Musk’s car company falls apart.

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Sony is reportedly considering pushing the PlayStation 6 to 2028 or 2029 as AI RAM demand squeezes consumer electronics

AI’s ongoing need for more memory chips, which some are referring to as “RAMmageddon,” is reportedly shifting Sony’s plans for its next PlayStation console.

According to reporting by Bloomberg, the company is weighing a delay of the PS6 to 2028 or 2029 — a pivot from the company’s typical six- to seven-year console life cycle.

Memory costs could also result in Nintendo hiking the price of the Switch 2, per the report.

The report is part of a larger trend of AI demand impacting consumer electronics, including gaming equipment. Earlier this month, reports said that Nvidia will not release a new gaming graphics chip this year — a first. Steam owner Valve delayed its forthcoming Steam Machine console, and its popular Steam Deck handheld is currently unavailable for purchase in the US. Per Valve’s website: “Steam Deck OLED may be out-of-stock intermittently in some regions due to memory and storage shortages.”

Amid the AI memory squeeze, gaming stocks have also experienced major recent sell-offs following the release of Google’s AI interactive world-generation tool, Project Genie.

Rampant AI Demand for Memory Is Fueling a Growing Chip Crisis

Memory costs could also result in Nintendo hiking the price of the Switch 2, per the report.

Amid the AI memory squeeze, gaming stocks have also experienced major recent sell-offs following the release of Google’s AI interactive world-generation tool, Project Genie.

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Younger companies and leaders embrace more remote work, new study finds

Firms founded in the past decade have nearly twice the WFH rates of those started before 1990.

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Video game experts say Google’s Project Genie isn’t an industry killer. Investors don’t seem convinced.

Analysts and company execs are trying to dispel fears around AI’s impact on gaming, but Wall Street is still wary.

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Rivian just had its best day ever on the stock market, after more than 4 years of pain

The EV maker’s software division helped power a strong Q4, as industry giants pump the brakes on their electric ambitions.

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Wendy’s sales got crushed during the pandemic — last quarter was even worse

The chain is planning to close as many as 6% of its locations in the first half of 2026.

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