(Reuters) – Amazon.com’s cloud services unit has paused orders of Nvidia’s most advanced “superchip” to wait for a more powerful new model, the Financial Times
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Microsoft talks up tools for making AI software
By Max A. Cherney SEATTLE (Reuters) – Microsoft talked up new tools on Tuesday aimed at encouraging programmers to build the AI-focused technology into Windows-related
Palo Alto Networks forecasts quarterly billings above estimates
(Reuters) – Palo Alto Networks forecast fourth-quarter billings above Wall Street estimates on Monday, a sign that clients are turning to the cybersecurity firm for
JPMorgan expects rising interest income while citing economic risks
By Nupur Anand and Lananh Nguyen NEW YORK (Reuters) -JPMorgan Chase predicted it would earn more income from elevated U.S. interest rates despite uncertainty hanging
Microsoft to unveil AI devices and features ahead of developer conference
By Max A. Cherney SEATTLE (Reuters) – Microsoft plans to announce several pieces of hardware and software related to consumer devices on Monday at an
Apple slashes iPhone prices in China amid fierce Huawei competition
BEIJING (Reuters) – Apple has launched an aggressive discounting campaign on its official Tmall site in China, offering discounts of up to 2,300 yuan ($318)
Reddit stock jumps after OpenAI partnership
(Reuters) – Shares of Reddit rose 14% on Friday, following a partnership with artificial intelligence firm OpenAI that is expected to draw in more users
Putin and Xi pledge a new era and condemn the United States
By Bernard Orr, Guy Faulconbridge and Andrew Osborn BEIJING/MOSCOW (Reuters) – China’s Xi Jinping and Russia’s Vladimir Putin on Thursday pledged a “new era” of
Bitcoin ETFs drew bets from Millennium Mgt, Wisconsin Retirement System in Q1
By Suzanne McGee and Hannah Lang (Reuters) – A handful of hedge funds, including Millennium Management LLC, and other asset managers are among the institutions
TV companies flaunt ad tech and AI to persuade advertisers to spend
By Dawn Chmielewski NEW YORK (Reuters) – Television “upfront” advertiser presentations this week in New York City were hardly about TV at all. The annual