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Tag Archives: CNBC
Tesla faces U.S. auto safety probe over faulty crash reporting
Tesla sells electric vehicles equipped with a standard Autopilot system, or premium Full Self-Driving Supervised option, which is also known as FSD, in the U.S.
Apple TV+ hikes subscription for third time in three years
Apple TV+ monthly subscription will be $13 in the U.S. and other countries starting Thursday.
Trump’s Nvidia and Intel meddling is a ‘scattershot method of crony capitalism’: Walter Isaacson
The White House is pushing for a stake in embattled chipmaker Intel after making deals with Nvidia and AMD to sell chips to China for a 15% cut.
Google’s Pixel 10 launch wasn’t about the phones but the strategic AI play
Google develops Android, the operating system found on over 3 billion devices, which gives it a strategic advantage to hook users on its Gemini-powered AI.
UK faces legal challenge over attempt to force through data center development
Campaigners in the U.K. are contesting the government’s approval of a new data center, raising concerns over the sheer power and water such facilities require.
Meta puts the brakes on its massive AI talent spending spree
Meta Platforms has paused hiring for its AI division, ending a spending spree that saw the company acquire a wave of high-priced AI researchers and engineers.
Microsoft’s gutting of discounts for some clients likely baked into guidance, analyst says
In getting rid of enterprise discounts for certain products, some Microsoft clients could face significant price increases.
Alibaba says smart car spinoff Banma plans to list shares in Hong Kong
Alibaba said in a filing on Wednesday that Banma, a smart car supplier that the company backs, will list shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
These little robots are changing the way solar farms are built, saving time and money
Civ Robotics is a startup that uses robots as land surveyors. The robots can mark thousands of placement points per day for solar panels on solar farms.
Sony raises PlayStation 5 prices in U.S. as tariffs start to hit
Sony said on Wednesday that PlayStation 5 game consoles will cost more in the U.S. starting this week.