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NVIDIA and the University of Maryland released a new audio model that significantly outperforms Microsoft’s on a key benchmark.

The GPU loan market operates on a peculiar kind of collateral. Not the physical chips themselves, those depreciate fast, but the promise of a...

Every tech company now sells an AI coding assistant. Developers are drowning in them. GitHub, owned by Microsoft, wants to be the life raft.

Twenty dollars per bug. That’s Anthropic’s price tag for catching a flaw before it hits production, and the company knows it sounds absurdly low.

Slack's new AI agent can answer your questions, summarize threads, and automate workflows, but there’s a catch.

The partnership that defined the generative AI boom is quietly coming apart. Yesterday, OpenAI’s new chief revenue officer sent a memo telling staff...

The Jeffrey Epstein documents aren't just a cache of evidence; they're a playbook.

The line between coding and every other kind of digital work just got fuzzier. Mistral’s Vibe 2.0 isn’t another copilot for writing code, it’s an...

John Thompson, who used to run Microsoft's board, recently told a room full of people in Bengaluru that artificial intelligence is about to make...

Microsoft’s push into agent-first AI is starting to look like a trap for the next generation of engineers.

Apple’s AI strategy has been a slow-motion car crash. Siri is a joke, and the company watched for years as OpenAI and Microsoft built the future.

Microsoft aired a holiday commercial where its Copilot AI effortlessly managed a smart home. The demo looked slick. Too slick.

The security stack reported all-clear, because it never saw the layer where the violation occurred.

Microsoft didn't invest in OpenAI. It bought a ticket. New court filings show what that ticket was for.

Nvidia just dropped $4 billion on photonics. Why? Because electrons are no longer fast enough.

The war for AI’s soul is being waged on multiple fronts. A new oral history, *The Scaling Era: An Oral History of AI, 2019-2025*, by Dwarkesh Patel...

The New York Times is taking its 2023 lawsuit against OpenAI a step further, now pointing a finger directly at Microsoft.

Microsoft is reshaping collaborative work with its latest Copilot update, targeting teams frustrated by fragmented communication tools.

Mergers and acquisitions have long been a high-stakes game of manual grunt work, gut instinct, and missed opportunities.

Your TV just got a new neighbor you didn’t invite. LG’s latest webOS update silently dropped a Microsoft Copilot shortcut into the home screen, a...