The debate on whether the AI boom is a genuine trend or a bubble continues to heat up on Wall Street. While some investors see echoes of the Dotcom era, others highlight the profitability of tech giants funding this wave. Discover the insights on AI beneficiaries and the frothy valuations across various sectors.
Lindsey Martin's shocking electricity bills reflect a national trend as costs soar due to rising AI demand and aging power infrastructure. Are you prepared for the next spike?
As the artificial intelligence boom accelerates, experts warn of a potential speculative bubble reminiscent of the late 90s dot-com crash. Companies are investing billions in AI technology, but will it end in disaster?
Scientists in Switzerland are pioneering the creation of mini human brains, or organoids, to revolutionize computing. These living cells could lead to energy-efficient data centers and smarter AI systems. Explore the fascinating world of biocomputing!
With the AI market projected to reach $4.8 trillion by 2033, Ford CEO Jim Farley warns of a critical labor shortage in data centers and manufacturing. Can America fill the gap?
In a day of dramatic shifts, Freeport-McMoRan's stock tumbled 17% after a grim sales forecast, while Intel shares surged 6.4% amid positive industry news. Find out what’s driving these market trends.
Nvidia's recent partnership with Alibaba marks a significant step in AI development. Integrating Nvidia's tools into Alibaba's Cloud Platform, this collaboration aims to enhance robotics and self-driving technology, while Alibaba ramps up its AI investment.
In a bold move, President Trump hosts tech CEOs to unveil Stargate, a $500 billion initiative aimed at revolutionizing AI infrastructure with state-of-the-art data centers across the U.S. Is this the leap AI needs?
OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank announce five new AI data center sites, boosting their Stargate project to 7 gigawatts of capacity and creating over 25,000 jobs across the U.S. This expansion accelerates their $500 billion commitment to AI infrastructure.
Oracle Corp. co-founder Larry Ellison's bold vision to expand from 162 to 2,000 data centers signals a major shift in the company's strategy, aiming to compete with cloud giants and meet rising AI demands.
