Taiwan Commits 250 Billion Dollars to Boost US Semiconductor Manufacturing in Landmark Trade Deal
Philips Babatunde Taiwan has agreed to make massive new investments in the United States semiconductor sector following a multibillion dollar…
Read MoreWikipedia at 25: Wikimedia Seals Major AI Partnerships with Google, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Others
The Wikimedia Foundation has marked its 25th anniversary with the announcement of a broad set of new partnerships…
Read MoreDigg Returns to the Public as Rose and Ohanian Bet on AI to Rebuild Online Communities
The long anticipated reboot of Digg, one of the early internet’s most influential communities, has entered a new…
Read MoreMurati’s Thinking Machines Loses Co Founders as Key Executives Return to OpenAI
Thinking Machines Lab, the artificial intelligence startup founded by former OpenAI chief technology officer Mira Murati, has recorded…
Read MoreMicrobe Based Technology Offers Hope as Global Copper Shortage Looms
The world could begin to face serious shortages of copper within the next five years, with demand from…
Read MoreSiFive Partners Nvidia to Bring High Speed AI Links to RISC V Chips
SiFive has announced a landmark partnership with Nvidia that will see it become the first developer of RISC…
Read MoreAustralia’s Under 16 Social Media Ban Triggers Mass Account Deactivations
Social media platforms have deactivated nearly five million accounts belonging to Australian teenagers just one month after the…
Read MoreCanada Expands Probe Into X Over Alleged AI Generated Deepfake Abuse
Canada’s privacy watchdog has expanded an ongoing investigation into social media platform X following reports that its artificial…
Read MoreWhy the CBN’s New NPL Benchmarks are a Wake-Up Call for Bank Operations
As Nigeria’s banking sector faces renewed regulatory pressure, many bank executives are quietly but seriously grappling with a…
Read MoreStartup Targets Cheaper, Cleaner Ammonia With Breakthrough Production Process
Ammonia, a chemical critical to global food production, may soon be produced more cheaply and with a smaller…
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