PlayStation 2 sales figures tell a story of unmatched dominance in gaming history. The console turned 25 years old in March 2025, and Sony marked the occasion by confirming what gaming historians have long suspected: the console has sold 160 million units worldwide Wikipedia, cementing […]
Artificial intelligence stock debates usually orbit around the same handful of names. Nvidia, AMD, maybe Broadcom if you are feeling contrarian. Yet the most systemically important artificial intelligence stock in the market might be the quiet foundry that cashes checks no matter which chip designer
American Bitcoin lock-up expiry just delivered a brutal lesson about what happens when hype meets liquidity. The Trump-linked crypto miner watched its shares crater nearly 40% in less than 30 minutes on Tuesday, wiping out close to $1 billion in market value as early investors
Amazon Nvidia AI Integration marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of cloud computing and artificial intelligence. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is making a significant leap forward by embedding Nvidia’s cutting-edge NVLink Fusion technology directly into its forthcoming AI chips. This strategic alliance promises to
Deloitte AI Report Scandal reads like a niche headline about consulting and AI, but in Newfoundland and Labrador it describes something more concrete. A publicly funded, 526 page healthcare workforce report worth nearly 1.6 million Canadian dollars appears to rely on fabricated citations, non existent
Runway Gen 4.5 AI video model arrives with the confidence of a product that knows exactly which fight it wants to win. In an independent benchmark where people blind vote on AI generated clips, this model now tops the Video Arena leaderboard, edging out Google’s
Netflix kills Chromecast casting support, stripping the feature from millions of streaming devices and leaving users frustrated. The streaming giant removed the ability to cast content from mobile devices to most modern TVs and streaming hardware in mid-November, including newer Chromecast models and the Google
Google has transformed from a “sleeping giant” to the dominant AI player by late 2025. With Gemini 3’s superior performance, 650+ million monthly users, and strategic TPU advantage, the tech giant’s stock has surged 70% this year. But legal challenges threaten its momentum.
Nvidia Israel is becoming one of the most important experiments in AI industrial policy anywhere in the world. The company is scouting sites for a huge new campus in northern Israel, planning thousands of hires and expanded AI R&D as demand for its GPUs keeps
The Genesis Mission marks the moment Washington stopped viewing artificial intelligence merely as a regulatory headache and started treating it as a survival mechanism. For the better part of a decade, the narrative around AI has been dominated by consumer chatbots and targeted advertising. But the Biden
ChatGPT paying users could hit 220 million by 2030, according to internal projections OpenAI recently shared with investors. If the forecast holds, it would transform the AI assistant from a curiosity into one of the world’s largest subscription businesses, right alongside Spotify and Netflix. The
T800 combat robot development represents China’s boldest step yet into military-grade humanoid technology. When EngineAI, the Shenzhen robotics firm, unveiled its Terminator-inspired fighting machine at the 2025 World Robot Conference in Beijing, the implications stretched far beyond sci-fi spectacle. Seated in a Game of Thrones-style
Claude Opus 4.5 arrives at a moment when the AI industry’s competitive tempo has reached fever pitch. Anthropic’s newest flagship model landed Monday with a stunning 67% price reduction and a feature set designed to keep developers in conversation indefinitely. The timing matters. Google’s Gemini
Nvidia shares fall 4% on Monday after reports emerged that Meta Platforms will begin deploying Google’s custom-designed AI chips in its data centers, marking a significant strategic shift that threatens the chipmaker’s dominance in artificial intelligence infrastructure. The stock decline erased roughly $140 billion in