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OpenAI seems to be moving toward building its own AI chips. The push comes after the company hit the wall of huge, pricey compute needs for models...

Last year global e-commerce sales topped $6 trillion - a number that both dazzles and warns.

When I saw Andrej Karpathy drop nanochat, I was surprised by how quickly it turned a vague idea into a working codebase.

When I tried to pull a key insight from a ten-minute lecture, NotebookLM actually made it feel doable.

At the OCP Global Summit, NVIDIA rolled out a handful of new tech and partner deals that seem aimed at making the data centers behind AI a little...

On Monday Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 243, turning California into the first state to actually regulate AI companion chatbots.

The Dutch government stepped in to take control of chip maker Nexperia after flagging what it calls serious governance shortcomings at a time when...

Picture this: you’re mid-dinner and your phone stays quiet, no one is asking about your toothpaste brand.

We’re seeing the AI boom stretch storage to its limits, and companies are starting to rethink their whole architecture.

OpenAI has teamed up with Broadcom, the chip giant, to roll out about 10 gigawatts of its own AI accelerator capacity.

Back when data work lived mostly in the tech team, SQL was king. These days, though, the push for cross-functional projects has reshaped what tools...

Most teams that are tinkering with AI end up hitting the same snag: juggling a dozen models, APIs and home-grown tools without the whole thing...