A change in US export controls on advanced semiconductors presaged a wave of AI deals between the US and Saudi Arabia this week.
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The tech could signal that Big Tech is looking for creative solutions to AI’s power demand.
Intel is “playing catch-up” in robotics – and AI as a whole, one expert said.
Copyright issues make it difficult to substitute creative labor in game development, one expert said.
Online learning company Chegg is laying off almost a quarter of its workforce amid worries that AI is doing people’s homework for them.
Canva users found that their subscriptions were going up as much as 300%. Subscriptions are going up from $120 a year to $500.
Your data may be more valuable than the money made from selling devices themselves, experts told Patent Drop.
Uber announced it’s investing in Wayve, a UK-based startup that’s building self-driving software for cars.
“It is a technology that is emerging worldwide.”
The tech could signal that the company is reading the tea leaves on data center architecture.
As the company builds AI image editing tools, it may be seeking to normalize the tech for the average consumer.
Snap may want to use AR to help you redeem your next free coffee.
The future of traditional search engines got a rude awakening last week as an Apple executive predicted their eventual demise.
IBM is booting up its domestic production, setting aside $150 billion to make computers in the US over the next five years.
Back in 2020, Google’s huge market share of the internet search market hovered at about 92% by most metrics
The new venture, dubbed Twenty One, will go public via a Cantor-owned special purpose acquisition company (SPAC).