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For those entrenched in the world of cryptocurrency, particularly bitcoin, the last week has been nothing short of paradoxical. On one hand, bitcoin celebrated a significant surge, boasting a 12% increase over the course of just seven days. Meanwhile, the network hash rate soared to unprecedented heights. This metric represents the cumulative computational power deployed
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As global technological landscapes evolve, nations are racing to secure access to cutting-edge advancements. Saudi Arabia, a nation traditionally dependent on petroleum, is now setting its sights on transforming its economy through artificial intelligence (AI). This shift is epitomized by its ambition to partner with NVIDIA, a leading American chipmaker known for its high-performance computing
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Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle, recently celebrated his 80th birthday. This milestone is a testament to his enduring legacy in the tech industry. While some of his counterparts in legacy tech companies like Intel and Cisco are struggling to adapt to the rapidly changing landscape of artificial intelligence, Oracle has emerged as a standout
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California Attorney General Rob Bonta recently issued a warning to executives at major tech companies, emphasizing the need to safeguard voters from deception, intimidation, and dissuasion, especially in the lead-up to the upcoming elections. Bonta highlighted the crucial role that social media and artificial intelligence services play in providing news and information to millions of
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Creators on platforms like YouTube have long relied on Google’s algorithms and ad revenue as their main source of income. However, with the landscape becoming increasingly unpredictable, some creators are exploring alternative revenue streams to ensure financial stability. The Try Guys, a popular creator group, have transitioned to a subscription-based model with the launch of
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In a recent development, a regional director for the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) declared that Amazon should be considered a “joint employer” of some of its contracted delivery drivers. This decision came after reviewing two unfair labor practice charges filed in January, specifically addressing the treatment of drivers at the Atlanta warehouse, known as
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