In a new twist, former President Trump says he’d allow Nvidia to sell advanced chips to China if the U.S. government takes a 25% cut of the revenue. This comes after Nvidia’s CFO admitted that expected “sizable purchase orders” from China never materialized. The proposal raises huge questions about
OpenAI is in full-blown panic mode. Sam Altman declared a “code red” as ChatGPT loses market share to Google Gemini. The company’s response has been a messy scramble to change the narrative.
A major Wall Street firm just cut its rating on Tesla for the first time in nearly a year. The reason? They think the stock’s massive valuation has gotten ahead of itself, even accounting for Elon Musk’s grand AI and robotics ambitions.
A new study reveals a seismic shift in who controls corporate AI strategy, with CEO involvement more than doubling in a year. Meanwhile, Netflix’s blockbuster bid for Warner Bros. faces regulatory headwinds, and economic data presents a mixed bag for the Fed.
Telecom group Veon has begun construction on a new data center in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The 2MW facility, operated by its Beeline Kazakhstan and Hyper Cloud Solution units, is slated to launch by the end of 2026. It aims to provide sovereign cloud and AI services, keeping data local.
The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office says the Home Office kept it in the dark about serious biases in police facial recognition tech. The algorithm showed starkly different accuracy rates across racial groups, with Black subjects facing higher false positive rates.
Ace Yip launched a career tech startup while still in high school. She’s managing a 10-person international team and prepping for college, all while rejecting the pressure to drop out. Here’s her take on building a business young.
A new desktop AI tool promises ChatGPT-style power without the cloud. Pansophy runs entirely on your device, offering chat, coding, and document analysis with zero data sharing for a one-time $79 fee.
A crypto company connected to Donald Trump is in chaos after a sudden leadership purge. The CEO, COO, and a key director are all out following questions about its SEC filings.
According to a new report, AMD isn’t done with its Ryzen AI Max laptop chips. A “Refresh” series is expected next year, likely bringing support for faster LPDDR5X 8533 MT/s memory. But don’t expect a major architectural overhaul.
