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Nvidia Rides AI Boom to Dethrone Microsoft as World's Most Valuable Company
Nvidia became the world's most valuable company on Tuesday, dethroning tech heavyweight Microsoft as its high-end processors play a central role in a scramble to dominate artificial intelligence technology.
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Inflection AI Raises $1.3 Billion Investment From Microsoft and Nvidia
Inflection AI, a startup backed by several Silicon Valley heavyweights, said on Thursday it had raised $1.3 billion (nearly Rs. 10,670 crore) from investors including Microsoft and Nvidia, amid a boom in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector. The investment, a mix of cash and cloud credit, valued the one-year-old company at $4 billion (nearly Rs....
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Anime Luminary Masao Maruyama Warns Japan’s Top Spot Is at Risk
Industry heavyweight Masao Maruyama warns that the Japanese anime business could be overtaken by the Chinese competition, owing to a tilt towards commercialism. The protege of manga great Osamu Tezuka fears that Japan is losing its edge. ‘The only reason China hasn't quite caught up with Japan yet is because of a bunch of restrictions imposed on ...
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin AAA Video Game Is Reportedly in Development
A Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game, based on The Last Ronin series of graphic novels is reportedly in development. In an interview, Doug Rosen, senior VP for games and emerging media at Paramount Global, compared the game to action heavyweights such as Sony’s recent God of War games. In it, you play as the lone surviving Ninja Turtle on a futuri...
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Google Stadia to Shut Down in January 2023, Company to Refund Hardware Purchases: All Details
Google announced on Thursday that it would shut down Stadia, the company's three-year-old cloud gaming service. The company also said that it would refund purchases of Stadia hardware, such as controllers, as well as game content bought through its online store, and that players will have access to the service until January 18, 2023. According to W...
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Bitcoin Crosses $60,000 for First Time
Bitcoin briefly rose above $60,000 (roughly 40 lakhs) for the first time on Saturday, as increasing backing from corporate heavyweights helps the world's most popular virtual currency continue its record-breaking run.
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JD.com's Billionaire CEO Richard Liu Released After US Arrest
JD.com is one of China's tech heavyweights, competing with larger rival Alibaba Group Holding.
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ISRO's Heaviest Satellite To Boost Internet, A Boon For Rural India
The heaviest satellite that India has ever made is also a springboard for the country to fully realise Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Digital India programme. Weighing six tonnes or the combined weight of six sedans, the heavyweight communications satellite GSAT-11 will usher in satellite-based Internet services for the first time, a boon for rural...
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Apple, Cisco Push for Cyber-Security Insurance Discounts, Unveil 'Security Connector' App
Apple is working with Cisco to help businesses that primarily use gear from both companies to get a discount on cyber-security insurance premiums.
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Facebook Makes Little Progress in Race, Gender Diversity: Report
The findings in Facebook's annual diversity report reflects the scant progress made by Silicon Valley heavyweights in employing more women and minorities.
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Rivals Dash To Support Apple Pay For Fear Of Losing Out
Apple's new mobile payments system is already winning over the heavyweights of the financial industry and signalling the likely demise of lesser payment alternatives.
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Bite Victim Holyfield Joins Twitter Talk on 'Jaws' Suarez
"I guess any part of the body is up for eating," wrote Holyfield, whose ear was partly chomped off by rival Mike Tyson in a 1997 heavyweight fight.
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Intel Woos Internet Heavyweights With New, Flexible Server Chips
Intel is integrating it's Xeon chips with programmable chips that will give customers with unique technical requirements more flexibility to optimize their servers.
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Intel Woos Internet Heavyweights With Flexible Server Chips
The Santa Clara, California company is integrating its Xeon processors with programmable chips that will give customers with unique technical requirements more flexibility to optimize their servers.
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Intel Woos Internet Heavyweights With Flexible Server Chips
Intel Corp is taking a new approach to the powerful server chips it sells to Internet heavyweights like Facebook and Google.
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Nvidia Rides AI Boom to Dethrone Microsoft as World's Most Valuable Company
Nvidia became the world's most valuable company on Tuesday, dethroning tech heavyweight Microsoft as its high-end processors play a central role in a scramble to dominate artificial intelligence technology.
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Inflection AI Raises $1.3 Billion Investment From Microsoft and Nvidia
Inflection AI, a startup backed by several Silicon Valley heavyweights, said on Thursday it had raised $1.3 billion (nearly Rs. 10,670 crore) from investors including Microsoft and Nvidia, amid a boom in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector. The investment, a mix of cash and cloud credit, valued the one-year-old company at $4 billion (nearly Rs....
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Anime Luminary Masao Maruyama Warns Japan’s Top Spot Is at Risk
Industry heavyweight Masao Maruyama warns that the Japanese anime business could be overtaken by the Chinese competition, owing to a tilt towards commercialism. The protege of manga great Osamu Tezuka fears that Japan is losing its edge. ‘The only reason China hasn't quite caught up with Japan yet is because of a bunch of restrictions imposed on ...
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin AAA Video Game Is Reportedly in Development
A Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game, based on The Last Ronin series of graphic novels is reportedly in development. In an interview, Doug Rosen, senior VP for games and emerging media at Paramount Global, compared the game to action heavyweights such as Sony’s recent God of War games. In it, you play as the lone surviving Ninja Turtle on a futuri...
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Google Stadia to Shut Down in January 2023, Company to Refund Hardware Purchases: All Details
Google announced on Thursday that it would shut down Stadia, the company's three-year-old cloud gaming service. The company also said that it would refund purchases of Stadia hardware, such as controllers, as well as game content bought through its online store, and that players will have access to the service until January 18, 2023. According to W...
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Bitcoin Crosses $60,000 for First Time
Bitcoin briefly rose above $60,000 (roughly 40 lakhs) for the first time on Saturday, as increasing backing from corporate heavyweights helps the world's most popular virtual currency continue its record-breaking run.
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JD.com's Billionaire CEO Richard Liu Released After US Arrest
JD.com is one of China's tech heavyweights, competing with larger rival Alibaba Group Holding.
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ISRO's Heaviest Satellite To Boost Internet, A Boon For Rural India
The heaviest satellite that India has ever made is also a springboard for the country to fully realise Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Digital India programme. Weighing six tonnes or the combined weight of six sedans, the heavyweight communications satellite GSAT-11 will usher in satellite-based Internet services for the first time, a boon for rural...
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Apple, Cisco Push for Cyber-Security Insurance Discounts, Unveil 'Security Connector' App
Apple is working with Cisco to help businesses that primarily use gear from both companies to get a discount on cyber-security insurance premiums.
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Facebook Makes Little Progress in Race, Gender Diversity: Report
The findings in Facebook's annual diversity report reflects the scant progress made by Silicon Valley heavyweights in employing more women and minorities.
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Rivals Dash To Support Apple Pay For Fear Of Losing Out
Apple's new mobile payments system is already winning over the heavyweights of the financial industry and signalling the likely demise of lesser payment alternatives.
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Bite Victim Holyfield Joins Twitter Talk on 'Jaws' Suarez
"I guess any part of the body is up for eating," wrote Holyfield, whose ear was partly chomped off by rival Mike Tyson in a 1997 heavyweight fight.
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Intel Woos Internet Heavyweights With New, Flexible Server Chips
Intel is integrating it's Xeon chips with programmable chips that will give customers with unique technical requirements more flexibility to optimize their servers.
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Intel Woos Internet Heavyweights With Flexible Server Chips
The Santa Clara, California company is integrating its Xeon processors with programmable chips that will give customers with unique technical requirements more flexibility to optimize their servers.
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Intel Woos Internet Heavyweights With Flexible Server Chips
Intel Corp is taking a new approach to the powerful server chips it sells to Internet heavyweights like Facebook and Google.
