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Solidigm's equipment-export request to Washington could reshape where the world's memory chips get made - and who gets to sell them.
Nvidia's CEO says the AI cloud giant can stand alone, but credit markets just priced a record chance it won't.
Bhusri is shifting Workday to usage-based AI pricing, targeting the tens of millions customers spend on outsourcing.
A procedural move sets up a high-stakes congressional showdown over civilian nuclear cooperation with Riyadh, but GOP control makes the block a long shot.
The world's timekeepers just approved a 'leap hour' that lets clocks drift a full hour from Earth's rotation. Here's what breaks.
The AI lab is touting growth to investors even as the industry's infrastructure bill sparks fresh unease. Here's what the debut signals for the capex supercycle.
Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan is betting AI companions, camera headsets, and game-testing tools will turn gaming into a trillion-dollar industry.
Predictable credentials in Internet-connected refrigeration controllers spoiled perishables and sparked fires across 700 French stores, a warning for anyone running connected industrial equipment.
The world's largest asset manager grew 15% in a year, and the milestone reshapes the competitive math for every rival fund firm.
A rider was thrown from Goliath, and experts say a federal gap lets major parks dodge CPSC oversight, leaving states to police the rides.
The arrest exposes a sophisticated insider threat at a top AI lab, where unreleased models and proprietary research are prime targets for espionage.
The deal doubles Uber's dual-services footprint and pushes a ride-and-eats bundling play into 50 more markets.