TikTok Owner ByteDance Develops Custom AI CPUs to Reduce US Chip Reliance
ByteDance is developing custom AI CPUs to reduce reliance on US chipmakers amid geopolitical restrictions, partnering with InnoStar Semiconductor for memory technology.
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American Express Exec Outlines Four Paths to Success in the Agentic AI Era
American Express executive Luke Gebb shares four strategies for thriving in the agentic AI era, including fostering innovation culture and developing AI commerce frameworks.
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AI Innovations Announce Pixel Buds Pro 2 Updates
Google on Wednesday afternoon announced a new software update for the Pixel Buds Pro 2 and Pixel Buds 2a. Related: Google Pixel Buds app update brings new gradient icon. The last big Pixel Buds Pro 2 update (version…
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Samsung chip workers vote to accept $340,000 average bonus, ending months-long strike threat
Samsung's largest union ratifies a $340,000 average bonus deal for chip workers, ending strike threat but highlighting deep internal divisions over compensation disparities.
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Uber's AI spending faces scrutiny over lack of ROI
Uber's AI spending faces scrutiny as the company questions ROI and links to feature delivery.
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Uber COO Warns No Link Between AI Token Usage and Successful Product Launches
Uber's COO challenges the notion that AI token spending drives product success, citing budget overruns and contrasting with Duolingo's AI workload issues.
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Nvidia CEO urges Supermicro to strengthen export compliance after $2.5B smuggling bust; Taiwan cracks down on AI GPU smuggling
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang calls on Supermicro to improve export compliance after a $2.5B smuggling bust involving AI chips, while Taiwan initiates its first crackdown on illicit AI hardware exports to China.
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The SpaceX IPO Plans Are Now Public
SpaceX's IPO plans go public, revealing $1.25B monthly deal with Anthropic and $595M ad revenue drop.
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Apple's retail stores celebrate 25 years since opening
Apple marks 25 years since opening its first two stores in Tysons Corner and Glendale, a move that reshaped its sales strategy and now powers a global network of over 500 locations.
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Nintendo Shares Drop 7% Amid Switch 2 Price Hike and Slimmer Game Pipeline
Nintendo shares plummet 7% as Switch 2 price hikes and a thinner game pipeline trigger investor concerns about future sales and profitability.
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Google Overhauls Home, Nest, and Fitbit Communities with New Design and Gemini Integration
Google is redesigning its Home, Nest, and Fitbit communities with new features and a Gemini integration, requiring new accounts for Fitbit users and losing post history.
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Lenovo Offers 50% Off Coupon Codes for Laptops and Tech Deals
Lenovo offers 50% off coupon codes for laptops, tablets, and peripherals, along with group discounts and financing options.
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Yelp's AI chatbot now handles dinner reservations
Yelp expands its AI chatbot to handle restaurant reservations and integrate with third-party booking services, signaling growing AI adoption in consumer platforms.
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Apple CEO tim cook stepping down, john ternus to take over
Apple announced Tim Cook will step down as CEO on September 1, 2026, becoming executive chairman, while hardware chief John Ternus will take over the top post and join the board.
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After testing this hp laptop, i get why its 'boring' design is adored by business users
The HP ZBook 8 G1i blends Intel Core Ultra CPUs, up to 64 GB DDR5 RAM and an Nvidia RTX 500 Ada GPU into a robust, security‑focused workstation, but its modest battery life and high price keep it squarely in the…
