Nvidia is reminding investors that its announced $100 billion investment in OpenAI isn’t actually a signed contract. Meanwhile, OpenAI just inked a concrete deal with AMD for 6 gigawatts of GPU capacity starting next year.
Prediction markets are becoming a parallel forecasting infrastructure that’s faster and often more accurate than traditional institutions. With over $27.9 billion in trading volume this year and single markets attracting $10-20 million, these platforms are reshaping how we anticipate outcomes. Leade
Memory price increases are creating headaches for PC manufacturers and IT buyers. Meanwhile, Apple’s approach to RAM and its unified memory system could position it well during this supply chain crunch. The AI revolution is forcing everyone to rethink memory requirements.
Verizon is eliminating more than 13,000 positions in its biggest round of layoffs ever. The cuts come as new CEO Dan Schulman aims to reduce costs in an increasingly competitive telecommunications market.
Germany is seeking closer supply chain partnerships with Singapore as both export-oriented nations face mounting trade pressures. The move comes amid US tariffs and China’s export restrictions reshaping global trade dynamics.
Perplexity has launched its Comet AI browser on Android, bringing most desktop capabilities to mobile. The browser features tab-aware search, voice queries, and built-in ad blocking, with iOS coming soon.
Nanize is leading the charge in PFAS-free coatings as global bans reshape manufacturing. Their polysilazane-based technology cures in about a minute at temperatures below 100°C while delivering superior performance. The company is becoming a preferred partner across automotive, aerospace, electronic
NVIDIA’s Q3 earnings show the AI boom is far from over, with $57 billion in revenue and record Blackwell GPU demand. The company projects $65 billion for Q4 and remains confident about hitting its $500 billion target by end of 2026.
Ipava State Bank in Illinois quietly rolled out automatic life protection tied to checking and savings balances. No apps, no downloads – just built-in benefits that delivered millions in value while growing deposits significantly.
Walmart just posted another standout quarter as economic anxiety drives more shoppers to seek out deals. The retail giant saw profits jump to $6.14 billion and raised its full-year outlook despite broader retail challenges.
