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Tech 2 years ago

SoftBank sees shock $3.3 billion first-quarter loss

The firm has made huge bets to find and grow hot new tech ventures around the world, but that has le...

Tech 2 years ago

Underground market thrives for high-end chips in China after US export ban

High-end chips are used in artificial intelligence (AI), cost more than US$10,000, and have bee...

Tech 2 years ago

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ChatGPT is not God: Creative minds think they'll stay a step ahead of AI

The release of ChatGPT, NVIDIA Canvas and DALL-E suggests that artificial intelligence (AI) will one...

Science & Tech 4 years ago

Nvidia, Epic to bring 'Fortnite' back to iPhones in 'near future'

Nvidia Corp and Epic Games said they are working together to put video game "Fortnite" bac...

Business 5 years ago

SoftBank Group selling Arm to NVIDIA for up to $40 billion

If approved, it will be one of the biggest merger-acquisitions in the world this year and promises t...

Science & Tech 5 years ago

Crowdsourced virtual supercomputer revs up virus research

Gamers, bitcoin "miners" and companies large and small have teamed up for an unprecedented...

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Nvidia

SoftBank sees shock $3.3 billion first-quarter loss

Underground market thrives for high-end chips in China after US export ban

PREMIUM ChatGPT is not God: Creative minds think they'll stay a step ahead of AI

Nvidia, Epic to bring 'Fortnite' back to iPhones in 'near future'

SoftBank Group selling Arm to NVIDIA for up to $40 billion

Crowdsourced virtual supercomputer revs up virus research

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ChatGPT is not God: Creative minds think they'll stay a step ahead of AI