Based on one estimate, empowering software and systems to make split-second decisions without human oversight is a $15.7 trillion global addressable opportunity by 2030. According to history, next-big ...

Talk of an AI bubble had investors selling quickly to lock in gains. Industry insiders still see a supply/demand imbalance. CoreWeave has the cloud computing capacity hyperscalers are scrambling for.

Ray Dalio spied the dotcom bubble early. “We’re approaching a blow-off phase of the US stockmarket,” said the founder of Bridgewater, one of the world’s biggest hedge funds. Peter Lynch, the ...

There are few proven uses for humanoid robots, but that hasn’t stopped investment pouring in. There are few proven uses for humanoid robots, but that hasn’t stopped investment pouring in. is a ...

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Nvidia’s strong results challenge fears of an A.I. bubble, but investor caution persists. Pieter/Unsplash What a difference a day can make. Nvidia shares surged on Wednesday after the chip giant ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Some tech stock declines this month have investors fearing the AI boom could burst like the dot-com bubble two ...

That sound you hear isn't the pop of the AI bubble — it's every company that relies on the AI economy breathing a huge sigh of relief. NVIDIA, the king of fancy GPU chips that power most AI models, ...

In recent weeks, there's been renewed anxiety about the sustainability of the AI boom. This is partly due to comments from OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar about a possible role for a government backstop in the ...

TL;DR: The current AI boom differs from the 1990s dot-com bubble due to real-time, high-demand GPU usage and AI's advanced reasoning capabilities. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang highlights AI's unique ...

There feels something toppy about the rants from Palantir’s Alex Karp and OpenAI’s Sam Altman against short sellers – in the latter’s case, entirely imaginary, as the ChatGPT maker is still a private ...