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Nvidia Transitions from Gaming to AI Data Center Focus
Nvidia shifts its identity from a gaming company to an AI data center infrastructure provider, showcasing remarkable financial success.
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Nvidia shifts its identity from a gaming company to an AI data center infrastructure provider, showcasing remarkable financial success.
Satya Nadella, Microsoft CEO, is set to earn close to $100 million this year, representing a significant pay increase, despite the company facing significant layoffs and management controversies.
Pat Gelsinger, the ex-CEO of Intel, discusses the ongoing AI bubble and its potential longevity.
OpenAI, the nonprofit turned tech giant, has reached an astounding valuation of $500 billion, sparking debates about the sustainability of AI investments.
Despite facing multiple setbacks, Xbox has achieved noteworthy growth in Japan, marking a significant turnaround for Microsoft's gaming division.
Costco's decision to remove Xbox consoles from inventory has been confirmed as a business strategy, reflecting global trends.
Intel is reportedly in talks with Apple to secure investment as part of its efforts to regain market relevance, following CEO Tim Cook's positive comments about seeing Intel return.
Oracle's substantial agreement with OpenAI shakes up the list of the world's richest individuals, with CEO Larry Ellison momentarily taking the top spot from Elon Musk.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) sets a new record with a staggering revenue, bolstered by the high demand for AI GPUs and data center servers.
Matt Garman from AWS defends entry-level jobs against automation fears while embracing AI's transformative power in the workplace.
AI company Perplexity has made a remarkable bid for Google's Chrome browser as antitrust concerns mount.
YaLLa Esports, once a prominent tournament organizer based in the UAE, has filed for liquidation amidst over $1 million in unpaid debts, impacting employees, teams, and freelancers.
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