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DraftKings saw its shares soar, despite a sluggish quarter that worried investors. The secret weapon? A global sporting event that reignited player interest.
Subways are packed with tech ads promising to change our lives. What if they were all fake, just designed to poke fun at us?
While traditional cinema struggles with an existential crisis between streaming and couches, Sony decided to do the opposite: double down on giant screens. The move? Pouring $100 million into Cosm, a startup reinventing how we watch movies and live sports.
Tired of watching refs argue for minutes over a half-inch offside call? This World Cup, technology ends the drama: every player gets a 3D digital clone that refs can consult from literally any angle.
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An Australian data center company just landed a sponsorship deal with the Golden State Warriors. It's not soccer, it's not a game: it's proof that AI infrastructure has gone mainstream.
As China prepares its first reusable booster landing, SpaceX considers ending its shared-launch program. Two moves reshaping commercial space rules.
Zuckerberg just greenlit an app where you can bet on literally anything — elections, sports, the future itself — without wagering actual cash. Think of it as the democracy of prediction markets: all the thrills, none of the financial regret.
For years, the chip market was a one-company show: Nvidia ruled, everyone else stayed quiet, end of story. Now that traditional processors are suddenly relevant again, the chipmakers are dusting off their favorite game — making sure their hardware looks like the winner in whatever numbers matter most.
While the world debates AI regulation, it turns out the US blocked the export of an artificial intelligence model over fears it had already landed in the wrong hands. The question nobody wanted to ask: how does a supposedly secure system spring a leak?
While the rest of the world is still debating whether AI is a bubble or the future, Jeff Bezos just threw $41 billion on the table. Prometheus, his brainchild in artificial intelligence, has hit a valuation that puts it among the sector's heavy hitters—and no, this isn't a joke.
Scientific research has found a new national sport: slapping human qualities onto algorithms. But one team of researchers decided to see just how far that logic stretches, and the result is brilliantly absurd.
