Nvidia appears to have cleared a major regulatory hurdle in China. After CEO Jensen Huang’s personal diplomacy, companies like DeepSeek and Tencent are now getting approval to purchase its H200 AI GPUs.
In a major twist, Jordan Chiles’ fight to reclaim her 2024 Olympic floor exercise bronze medal is back on. A Swiss court has accepted new video evidence, sending the case back to sports’ highest court for a fresh review. This comes over 500 days after the medal was controversially awarded to another
Apple just announced its biggest quarter ever, with revenue hitting $143.8 billion. The iPhone alone brought in $85 billion, but other hardware categories like Mac and iPad saw declines. It’s a story of incredible iPhone dominance.
The French government is mandating a switch from US-based video conferencing tools to its homegrown platform, Visio. This move, part of a broader “digital sovereignty” strategy, aims to secure sensitive data and could save millions of euros annually.
Starbucks held a pivotal investor day, projecting growth through 2028 and a revamped rewards program. The numbers show progress, but the stock’s recent surge has already priced in much of the good news.
Investment bank TD Cowen suggests Oracle is considering drastic measures to fund its AI infrastructure plans. The company’s ambitious deals with OpenAI, Meta, and Nvidia are raising serious financing questions among investors.
Pilot Co. is expanding its electric truck charging network with dedicated Tesla Semi stations. The first sites, slated for five states, will feature high-power V4 chargers capable of adding 500 miles of range in about 30 minutes.
ServiceNow’s latest earnings prove its AI strategy is translating into serious financial growth, with its Now Assist product hitting $600 million in annual contract value. The company is betting that a unified, secure platform will win the enterprise AI race, even as competitors chase simpler, cheap
The founder of the Intercontinental Exchange, which owns the NYSE, credits Steve Jobs for his leadership philosophy. His strategy of acquiring companies and curating talent turned a $1,000 purchase into a $98 billion behemoth.
South Africa’s Competition Commission has recommended unconditional approval for Cennergi Holdings and Cennergi Services to acquire AESA and O&M Company. The deal consolidates key renewable energy projects under Exxaro’s control. The commission found no significant competition or public interest con
