The sneaky way Big Tech is acquiring AI unicorns without buying the companies
Microsoft, Google and Amazon along with other tech companies have been getting creative in how they're poaching talent from top ...
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How Google makes custom chips used to train Apple AI models and its own chatbot, Gemini
Inside a sprawling lab at Google headquarters in Mountain View, California, hundreds of server racks hum across several aisles, performing ...
How China became the leading car supplier to Mexico and what it means for the U.S.
Blocked from the U.S. by tariffs, Chinese electric vehicle makers have looked elsewhere to sell their high-tech cars. But as ...
Generative AI requires massive amounts of power and water, and the aging U.S. grid can’t handle the load
Thanks to the artificial intelligence boom, new data centers are springing up as quickly as companies can build them. This ...
How the EV boom led Chinese companies to take over Indonesia’s nickel industry
Nickel mining in Indonesia has surged, making it the world's top producer of the metal. With over 14 active mines, ...
How AI and automation will reshape grocery stores and fast-food chains
AI isn't just a hyped innovation in the tech sector; the food industry is also investing heavily in the red-hot ...
After leaving Google, Jakob Uszkoreit started Inceptive to apply AI to drug development
Before co-founding biotech startup Inceptive, Jakob Uszkoreit had an idea that would eventually make generative artificial intelligence possible. As a ...
Startups are building balloons to hoist tourists 100,000 feet into the stratosphere
Commercial space flight is becoming more and more common, with companies including SpaceX, Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic all transporting ...
Aidan Gomez helped invent the transformer at Google. At Cohere, he’s now taking AI to businesses
Aidan Gomez was an intern at Google Brain in 2017, when he helped co-author the "Attention Is All You Need" ...
Craft cocktails, mountain bikes and art: Walmart’s hometown is booming, and getting more expensive
BENTONVILLE, Ark. — When Gil Curren's family moved into a run-down farmhouse in Walmart's hometown of Bentonville, Arkansas, in 1971, ...
