All of these famous tech companies started in a garage, except...
From Disney to Harley Davidson, many well-known brands were started in a garage, and such is the case for many major tech companies as well.
Why are there so many AI accelerators?
And how venture capital moved away from semiconductors
Big Tech needs to generate $600 billion in annual revenue to justify AI hardware expenditure
The big picture: The tech industry is riding a new high amid a frenzy fueled by AI. Big Tech companies have been plowing huge sums to build out the necessary infrastructure to meet what they perceive demand will be for these products in the coming years. One analyst warns however that the industry needs to stop and consider whether the actual revenue generated by AI will be enough to support these investments.
This startup claims its chip can boost any CPU's performance by up to 100x
Parallel Processing Units supposedly inaugurate the "SuperCPU" era
Ventiva shows off tech to keep chips and devices cool
Our gadgets are getting hotter
In context: We've noticed a burning sensation in our pockets lately. Not the bite of inflation, but an actual heat source coming from our phones. Maybe it is 5G, maybe it is a design decision made by Apple, or by TSMC, whatever the reason, our smartphone runs hot.
Startup claims 100x more efficient processor than current CPUs, secures $16M in funding
The architecture originates from more than seven years of research conducted at Carnegie Mellon University
For just $1,000, you can turn your DNA into a flash drive for text messages
Here's a cryptic way to leave behind text messages
How to Software: A guide for new tech CEOs
Software is a lot harder than you want to believe
John Carmack foresees a breakthrough in artificial general intelligence by 2030
Carmack says Quake paved the way for today's AI
5 great US startup ecosystems to explore for your next job
Roles across data science, cybersecurity, web designers, software engineers, QA and testers will see the biggest growth
This AI startup that "generated" 3D models from 2D art was actually using human workers
Generative AI often depends on unacknowledged human labor
Elon Musk launches xAI, a new AI venture seeking the "true nature of the universe"
We'll find out more tomorrow
For new hardware companies, waiting is the hardest part
Software can be patched in real-time, but once hardware goes out the door there is no way to fix it
As the AI race unfolds, OpenAI keeps the lead and unveils GPT-4
Why it matters: OpenAI launched GPT-4 this week, an update to its popular language model and technology that aims to improve precision and is designed to act as an underlying engine for chatbots, search engines, online tutors, and more. GPT-4 is now available to paid subscribers and there's a waitlist to use the model via API. Furthermore, the AI race is on, with "AI startups" raising funds like there is no tomorrow and big tech companies like Google scrambling to make it known that they are not so far behind.
Silicon Valley Bank collapses in biggest American bank failure since 2008 financial crisis
Update: The US government moves to guarantee all SVB's deposits
The pace of investment in tech has hit a (temporary) pause
The capital markets and you
Hard vs. Soft: Software may be eating the world, but hardware monetizes better
Are software businesses less capital intensive than hardware?
Uber gets exposed as lobbyist shares the ridesharing giant's shady growth story
124,000 confidential files reveal a company that often skirted laws to ensure continued growth
Lightyear announces the world's first production-ready solar car
Grab 40+ miles of range daily from the Sun
Startups.com solves a major problem for entrepreneurs
How this community is helping founders find new ways to grow
McDonald's is being sued for $900 million by company that tried to fix its ice cream machines
Does the fast-food giant prefer broken ice cream machines?
CD Projekt Red veterans head up new independent game studio Rebel Wolves
The aim is to move away from licensed material and create the "holy grail" of video game RPGs
Steve Wozniak's latest startup will monitor and clean up space junk
Preserving space for future generations
Jim Keller's Tenstorrent secures $200 million in new funding, looks to surpass Nvidia's AI
The AI startup is now valued at $1 billion
The first product from Carl Pei's new startup will be wireless earbuds
Carl Pei wants to build an ecosystem of devices that can talk to each other