Trump’s Reelection Forces Mad Rush Among Chip Manufacturers to Secure Subsidies Before He Goes Back to the White House
Business and EconomicsDonald Trump will once again become President of the U.S. on Jan. 20, 2025.
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This Is How Trump’s Reelection Will Impact the Technology Sector
Business and EconomicsOne thing is sure: Elon Musk greately benefits from this.
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Qualcomm Was Once Primarily Focused on Manufacturing Phones. Its Revenue Has Now Skyrocketed Thanks to Cars
Business and EconomicsAmid a major business transformation, the company is experiencing significant revenue growth thanks to its automotive division.
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One of the Most Influential Figures in Technology History Is Also One of the Most Discreet: TSMC Founder Morris Chang
Tech HistoryTSMC founder Morris Chang is a wise man. He has proven it on countless occasions.
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The Ironic Fate of Dropbox: The Company Who Popularized Working in the Cloud Is a Victim of Its Own Success
Business and EconomicsDropbox has announced that it’ll lay off 20% of its workforce, marking its second staff cut in less than two years. This is the story of a company that dug its own grave.
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After 19 Years, Reddit Has Finally Become a Profitable Company by Using This Unique Strategy
Business and EconomicsA series of changes to its business model have started to pay off.
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TSMC’s New Plant in Arizona Achieves the ‘Impossible’: Surpassing the Performance of Taiwan’s Facilities
Business and EconomicsIt had everything going against it. TSMC’s first integrated circuit plant in Arizona has caused the company considerable headaches.
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Cloud Repatriation Is a Great Idea, but Not Everyone Can Afford It
Business and EconomicsThe creator of Basecamp has revealed his company’s progress after leaving the cloud, saying it will save even more than expected over the next few years.
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Here’s an Uncomfortable Truth for Apple: When It Comes to Generative AI, It’s Far Behind Competitors—and That Won’t Change This Year
Robotics and AIApple CEO Tim Cook recently emphasized that the company’s philosophy isn’t to be first, but to be the best.
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‘It Was 100% Nvidia’s Fault’: Nvidia CEO Shoots Down Rumors That TSMC Was at Fault in Recent Chip Problems
Business and EconomicsWhen Nvidia unveiled its B200 chip for AI applications in March this year, it clearly had an absolute beast on its hands.
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Companies Have Wanted to Automate Repetitive Processes for Years. Anthropic’s AI Aims to Be the Solution They Need
Robotics and AIWhy would you want to fill out a form by hand when an AI can do it for you?
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Ukraine Finds Western Chips in Russian Missiles. It Looks Like North Korea is Involved
Business and EconomicsUkrainian researchers have discovered Western-made integrated circuits in Russian missiles shot down over Ukrainian territory.
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To Get a Job at Meta, Follow the Example of Mark Zuckerberg’s Daughter: Fewer Degrees, More Skills
Business and EconomicsMark Zuckerberg has downplayed the importance of college degrees in his hiring policies: Meta prefers critical skills and creative problem-solving.
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Donald Trump Says Tim Cook Called to Complain About the EU. Trump Said He Would Not ‘Let Them Take Advantage of Our Companies’
Business and EconomicsU.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump claims he’s in frequent contact with Big Tech leaders.
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Amazon Web Services CEO Gives Workers Ultimatum on Returning to the Office: If You Don’t Want to Go Back, Find Another Job
Business and EconomicsHe invited anyone uncomfortable with the new policy to consider resigning from their positions.
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What Happened to the Four Students Who Co-Founded Facebook With Mark Zuckerberg 20 Years Ago?
Business and EconomicsWe dive into the lives of Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moskovitz, Andrew McCollum, and Chris Hughes.
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While Searching for a Balance Between Productivity and Mental Health, Generation Z Is Clear on One Thing: They Want a Four-Day Workweek
Business and Economics81% of Gen Z individuals would rather work in an office but with the flexibility of a four-day workweek.
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