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Thought slapping 'AI' next to a company name guaranteed its stock would soar? Well, the market had a bitter surprise this year.
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NUOVOThought slapping 'AI' next to a company name guaranteed its stock would soar? Well, the market had a bitter surprise this year.

Singapore, the city-state that never sleeps, has a new trick up its sleeve. Tax cuts for investment funds are on the table to keep it competitive.

We thought tech giants were swimming in cash, but they're racking up debt. For AI, they've doubled borrowing to a staggering $350 billion.

A new model just popped up on HuggingFace promising to teach AI how to do arithmetic without embarrassing itself. It's called blappay/qwen3-math-sftdpo-adapter and it's basically Qwen3 on steroids, but only for math and numerical logic.
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Thought record profits were enough? In the world of AI chips, investors are always hungry, and Samsung just found that out the hard way.

When an industry truly booms, there's always extra cash. South Korea is funneling its semiconductor tax windfall into a new fund for long-term growth.
Imagine being able to bet on tomorrow's oil price, how many goals Juventus will score, or when the next iPhone will drop — and that bet actually becoming a proper financial instrument, tradable like a stock. Susquehanna, one of the US trading giants, has decided this isn't sci-fi anymore: they're building their empire on structured bets.