US government inks $80 bn nuclear 'partnership' for AI
US Government Announces $80 Billion Nuclear Partnership for AI The Trump administration has entered into a new $80 billion "strategic partnership" to boost nuclear power generation and sup…
Amazon to cut 14,000 corporate jobs | TechCrunch
Amazon to Cut 14,000 Corporate Jobs Amazon plans to reduce its corporate workforce by 14,000 jobs to reduce bureaucracy and invest in its …
Travelzoo: Q3 Earnings Snapshot - WTOP News
Travelzoo Q3 Earnings Snapshot Travelzoo (TZOO) reported a third-quarter profit of $151,000, with net income of 1 cent per share, missing …
Analog Surround Sound Was Everywhere, But You Probably Didn’t Notice
Analog Surround Sound Was Everywhere, But You Probably Didn’t Notice These days, most of the media we consume is digital, with movies and …
Disrupt 2025: Day 2 | TechCrunch
Disrupt 2025: Day 2 Day 2 of TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 at San Francisco's Moscone West is underway. Speakers Wo…
OpenAI completes its for-profit recapitalization | TechCrunch
OpenAI Completes Recapitalization OpenAI has completed its recapitalization, resulting in a for-profit corporation within a non-profit fou…
The responsibility of the Hastings Initiative – The Bowdoin Orient
The Responsibility of the Hastings Initiative The Hastings Initiative for AI and Humanity, made possible by Reed Hastings '83 $50 million …
Adobe Announces AI Assistants, Firefly Models, More
Adobe Introduces AI Assistants and Firefly Models Adobe has announced new AI capabilities across its professional creative apps, including…
Tennis takes first loss in Sweet 16 - Davie County Enterprise Record
Tennis Takes First Loss in Sweet 16 By Brian Pitts, Enterprise Record Davie tennis players Corbin Drum and Kate Chaffin reached the…
Leaker says ‘iPhone 20’ will drop every physical button, go all-in on haptics - 9to5Mac
Leak Suggests iPhone 20 to Feature No Physical Buttons A recent leak indicates that the special 20th anniversary 'iPhone 20' model may dro…
Why Shares of Nokia Jumped and IBM Fell
Why Shares of Nokia Jumped and IBM Fell Investors who gave up on Nokia, BlackBerry, Ericsson, or Cisco Systems missed out on their rally.