Biz & IT

Jensen Huang says his engineers prefer building Nvidia AI agents to writing Python code, casting it as a promotion.

Iran strikes 85 U.S. sites in the Gulf, triggering a surge in oil prices and a global selloff in stocks across major markets.

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup driving record interest, Gotham FC CEO Carolyn Tisch Blodgett explores converting viewership into fandom.

As AI models hit high costs, users turn to Caveman to strip away linguistic fluff, signaling a broader tokenpocalypse.

The Apple AirTag 4-pack is on sale for $89. Here is why this Bluetooth tracker remains a solid pick for iPhone users.

David Potter, the pioneer who brought us Psion pocket computers, has died at 82. We look at his lasting tech impact.

Anthropic's Fable 5 set an AI performance record, but what does its 16% automation rate actually mean for your work?

OpenAI 5% stake proposal to the US government, valued at roughly $42.6 billion, aims to share the upside of AI technology.

Nvidia does not offer free meals like Google. Here is how their unique, frugal workplace culture stacks up for employees.

The US State Department offers $10 million for information on UNC5792 and UNC4221, groups targeting Signal and WhatsApp accounts.

A new Harvard study reveals that middle-class homeownership may have been an anomaly, driven by post-war conditions that are now gone.

Google proposes a federally overseen frontier AI regulatory organization to balance industry innovation and oversight.