AI chipmaker Nvidia hits $3.46T, overtakes Microsoft and Apple as the world's most valuable company
Nvidia reports record Q1 revenue of $44.1B, up 69% year over year
Once an arcade company, Capcom now sells most of its games on PC
Monster Hunter Wilds sold 10 million units in a month
Elon Musk leaves government role amid Tesla struggles, budget backlash, and DOGE drama
Musk's 130 days as a special government employee have ended
Beijing encourages top Chinese memory maker to abandon DDR4 manufacturing
China wants its leading players to focus on more modern tech like DDR5 and HBM
Robots are taking over some tasks, but workers report losing purpose and autonomy
When robots take over, workers lose more than just tasks
AI will die "overnight" if copyright permission is enforced, says former Meta exec
You wouldn't steal a car, but tech companies should be free to do whatever they want with your content?
Tesla sales in Europe plunge 50% amid backlash over Musk and competition from hybrids, Chinese brands
It's been a bad month for Tesla
Duolingo CEO backtracks on AI push, says human workers still needed
"I do not see AI as replacing what our employees do"
Russia is still swimming in new Intel and AMD chips thanks to sanction "workarounds"
Figures from the Federal Customs Service show that imports of Intel CPUs fell a staggering 95%
Oracle invests $40 billion in Nvidia chips to build one of the world's largest data centers
Stargate project aims to transform global AI landscape
Broadcom could face EU antitrust fines over 'punitive' VMware contract terms
Report slams Broadcom's unlawful practices after acquiring VMware
Trump demands Apple make iPhones in the US or face a 25% tariff
"I expect their iPhone's that will be sold in the United States of America will be manufactured and built in the United States"
Tesla Cybertruck sales collapse, company accepts trade-ins with extreme depreciation
34 percent depreciation after one year and 6,000 miles
Recap: Although the Cybertruck began missing CEO Elon Musk's stated goals as soon as it launched in late 2023, the odd-looking electric pickup truck sold well out of the gate. However, the vehicle's commercial performance has tanked over the last few months. Musk's political activities have soured public opinion on the company and contributed to declining global sales.
Klarna's losses double as more buy now, pay later customers struggle with loans
Buy now, don't pay later
Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford addresses controversy after saying "real fans" will pay $80 for Borderlands 4
"Not my call," says man publicly defending the $80 price
Trump tariffs haven't impacted Amazon's prices or customer spending, says CEO
In contrast to Walmart and Target, Amazon reports no tariff-driven average-price hikes
In brief: Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has assured the company's shareholders that Trump's tariffs have neither increased average selling prices of items on the site nor have they affected consumer demand. It comes a few weeks after Amazon was blasted by the White House over a plan to show exactly how much the tariffs will increase the cost of items on its Amazon Haul site.
Coinbase hack could get people killed, TechCrunch founder warns
Executives of companies that don't adequately protect customer data should be punished
Dell embraces silicon diversity in AI server hardware at Dell Technologies World
Also, Dell launches world's first PC with discrete Qualcomm AI accelerator
Nintendo taps Samsung to manufacture main processor for Switch 2
Can Samsung help Nintendo meet Switch 2 demand?
Sam Altman defends Trump's AI chip deals with UAE and Saudi Arabia, calls critics "naïve"
In exchange, the Gulf nations have pledged to invest billions in the US
Silicon Valley's era of open debate fades as companies clamp down on employee dissent
A culture of fear has replaced free speech in the tech industry
Through the looking glass: As the tech industry continues to tighten control over employee speech and activism, a culture once defined by open dialogue and political engagement gives way to one marked by silence and fear of reprisal. "It's different now; employers feel they can get away with stuff," said a former Google employee.
Which mobile app was the first to hit 1 billion active users?
Was it TikTok, WhatsApp, Facebook, or WeChat?
Microsoft and EU set to end Teams antitrust clash on friendly terms
Software giant looks to dodge hefty fines by unbundling Teams from Office
Intel hopes its foundry business will break even around 2027
18A and 14A nodes positioned as proof of foundry potential