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AI demand and industry consolidation are driving a memory chip boom. Is this time really different for Micron and rivals?
AI demand and industry consolidation are driving a memory chip boom. Is this time really different for Micron and rivals?
Zig, an open-source programming language bans contributors from using AI. Its president said that the these submissions have "no value whatsoever."
Amazon nixed an employee-created AI leaderboard called "KiroRank" after concerns it encouraged excessive AI spending.
Drafted raises $16 million to make AI-driven home design accessible, backed by investors like Y Combinator and OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder.
Wayve, a UK autonomous-vehicle software startup, launches Wayve Labs to advance AI in robotics. The company is backed by tech giants like Microsoft.
Liz Centoni, Cisco's chief customer experience officer, is working to reinvent her 20,000-employee division for the AI era. "It's painful," she says.
Vitalii Dodonov and his cofounder, John, spent 14 days locked in a flat, vibe coding an AI tool called Stanley for their business, Stan.
Inference costs are becoming a race to the bottom, and Google's full stack AI approach puts it in a good position to offer cheaper tokens.
Uber COO Andrew Macdonald gave voice to the growing concerns that, despite spending big on AI, companies aren't seeing meaningful returns.
The listing for a newly restored three-bedroom home captures San Francisco's AI-fueled real estate frenzy in one line.
Anthropic surpasses OpenAI with $965B valuation after a $65B fundraise and releases a new Claude Opus 4.8 model, enhancing its AI capabilities.
Amazon Web Services is in talks to add Grok models to AWS's Bedrock AI platform, expanding its AI offerings and reach.