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Imagine clean, infinite energy for everyone. Now imagine someone wants it to power AI data centers.
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Imagine clean, infinite energy for everyone. Now imagine someone wants it to power AI data centers.

Apple spent years chasing the self-driving car dream, only to shelve it. Yet, that colossal flop unexpectedly birthed something very powerful.

The US military hit Iran for the second day straight, a stark reminder that peace talks are fragile. Bloomberg Opinion's Marc Champion thinks this ceasefire was doomed from the start.

Data centers consume energy like there's no tomorrow, and everyone's betting on solar and wind. But someone has a wilder idea: drill deep into Earth's heat to power AI machines around the clock.
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Artificial intelligence has fueled quite a few stock gains recently. But the party, at least for earnings "surprises," might be over.

It felt like a bygone era, but the stock market's IPO window just reopened. This time it was Lime, the scooter company, that picked up a hefty sum.
Imagine spending billions on a rocket, then... boom. Today, the New Glenn failure's aftermath is the hot topic.
While everyone cheers Micron's skyrocketing AI-driven earnings, there's a detail most traders conveniently overlook: the real price of the intelligence revolution isn't just processors—it's memory chips and the energy bill that comes with them. Stephanie Guild, Robinhood's Chief Investment Officer, just exposed this blind spot in a Bloomberg interview that reveals the hidden cost of the AI boom.

AI isn't just making chips expensive. The IMF's chief economist says artificial intelligence is actually making people richer and more willing to splurge, which fuels inflation through a completely different path than we thought.

While everyone's obsessing over powering AI, CATL has decided to crack the energy puzzle from an unexpected angle: sodium-ion batteries. Here's the kicker: your parked electric vehicle could become a power plant.

Just when you think a startup's tragedy can't get worse, jail time enters the chat. But this time, there's a plot twist. Byju's founder has managed to get a stay on his six-month prison sentence from Singapore's high court—a temporary lifeline in what's become a cautionary tale about growth at any cost.