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A coordinated showdown of top AI assistants has sparked a wave of comparative guides, putting model preferences front‑and‑center.
Silicon Valley is split over whether to restrict Chinese AI models as they gain ground in the US through lower costs and open weights.
A South Korean court has ordered SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won to pay a multi-million dollar divorce settlement in a case dubbed the divorce of the century.
Nothing is launching its new 'B' series phones at a lower price point amid rising component costs and global RAM shortages.
A coalition of 4,500 Google employees has petitioned CEO Sundar Pichai to secure layoff protections as the company increases its focus on AI.
Palantir faces internal and external scrutiny following reports of staff dissatisfaction and public controversy over company messaging.
Tech developers are questioning why AI has not yet achieved a massive disruption of the book industry despite ongoing efforts.
New research suggests artificial intelligence is altering career paths and accelerating early retirement for older employees, particularly in the tech sector.
Samsung is planning a third consecutive quarter of DRAM price increases, with Q3 hikes expected to exceed 20% for LPDDR and commodity memory.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg reveals that the development of AI agents has not progressed as quickly as anticipated.
Nvidia's frugal office culture sparks surprise, with employees paying for their own lunch
Elon Musk loses trillionaire status as SpaceX stock declines