Axios reported on Saturday that Nvidia and Microsoft are to release the first Windows OS computers with Nvidia’s processors as the primary CPU next week.
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Anthropic jets to a $965 billion valuation with the injection of $65 billion in new funding as Claude’s demand soars.
Anthropic, an artificial intelligence company, announced on Thursday that it has raised $65 billion in private funding, increasing its valuation to $965 billion. This staggering
Chinese online retailer Temu fined $232 million for hazardous toys and unsafe electronics.
Temu was fined 200 million euros ($232 million) on Thursday after a probe by the European Union revealed that the Chinese online retailer had neglected
SK Hynix joins the $1 trillion club with its memory chip rivals Samsung and Micron on an AI-driven rally.
On Wednesday, SK Hynix joined memory chip competitors Samsung Electronics and Micron Technology in surpassing $1 trillion in market value on an AI-driven rise. As
Nvidia’s CEO says Taiwan is the “epicenter” of the AI revolution and plans to build a $5 trillion headquarters.
The chief executive of Nvidia announced on Wednesday that the chip giant intends to invest over $150 billion annually in Taiwan, calling it the “epicenter”
Micron surpassed the $1 trillion market value, becoming a standout winner in the AI race.
The market capitalization of Micron Technology surpassed $1 trillion for the first time on Tuesday, marking a significant milestone that solidified the largest memory chipmaker
China’s Huawei to achieve global frontier of chipmaking by decade-end amid US sanctions.
Beijing’s efforts to counteract U.S. sanctions that have hindered China’s ability to produce cutting-edge chips are highlighted by Huawei Technologies’ announcement on Monday that it
Private-equity-backed Curium Pharma offers to buy Lantheus in a $7 billion deal.
Lantheus Holdings, a company focusing on radiopharmaceuticals, is considering a possible sale after receiving a takeover offer from Curium Pharma, a private equity firm, valued
Trump rescinds the AI executive order, citing concern that it will reduce US tech superiority.
Hours before a scheduled White House ceremony on Thursday, President Donald Trump canceled plans to sign a new executive order on artificial intelligence, citing concerns
JPMorgan will hire more AI staff and fewer dealmakers. – CEO Jamie Dimon.
Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co., says the Wall Street giant will probably hire fewer traditional bankers and more AI professionals as the
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