China's electric car firms, which rely heavily on Nvidia, are safe from the U.S. chip ban — for now
U.S. restrictions on Nvidia chip sales to China won't affect Chinese electric car companies.
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A robot named Baxter wanted to change the world of work, but his career ended early
The idea cobots would work on every factory or warehouse floor with workers was sparked by companies like Rethink Robotics. Is it still the future of robotics?
Nvidia says U.S. government allows A.I. chip development in China
Nvidia said Thursday that the U.S. government told it that it can continue to develop its H100 artificial intelligence chip in China.
Amazon loses effort to overturn historic union election at Staten Island warehouse
In April, workers at Amazon's JFK8 warehouse voted to form its first U.S. union.
Why Arm's lawsuit against Qualcomm is a big deal
Arm-based chips have been ascendant as they are more power-efficient than the x86-based chips made by Intel and AMD.
Amazon took all U.S. solar rooftops offline last year after flurry of fires, electrical explosions
While Amazon tries to go green, the company has encountered numerous challenges with solar panels at various warehouses.
Matt Damon-endorsed crypto platform sues Australian woman after accidentally sending her $7.1 million instead of $68
The suit comes at a difficult time for the platform.
Why cybersecurity stocks are beating the market
Security spending remains robust as the war in Ukraine and emergence of hybrid workplaces keeps companies on edge.
Miner Piedmont unveils plans to build lithium refining plant in push for domestic EV supply chains
Piedmont said the facility will be the largest lithium refining operation in the U.S., providing enough materials for 500,000 electric vehicles a year.
Twitter will finally let you edit tweets — if you pay
The "Edit Tweet" feature will allow users to fix text and add tags to a tweet within 30 minutes after its initial publication.
MicroStrategy Chair Michael Saylor accused of evading $25 million in taxes by DC attorney general
The lawsuit filed by D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine also names Saylor's company MicroStrategy as a defendant.
India’s 5G battle is set to be a ‘two-horse race,’ says ex-CEO of telco Bharti Airtel
It will be a neck-to-neck race between Reliance and Bharti Airtel, but India's 5G infrastructure is still years from providing "positive customer experience," says Sanjay Kapoor.
Nvidia stock falls after U.S. government restricts chip sales to China
Nvidia said on Wednesday that it's been told by the U.S. government to stop selling chips in China and Russia.
Top SoftBank exec and key Son ally steps back from more roles after losses mount at the Japanese giant
SoftBank's investment strategy has come under fire after a string of bad bets and a recent rout in technology stocks has battered the fund's performance.
Snap will lay off 20% of staff, report says
Snap has had a difficult year, with the company most recently missing on both revenues and earnings of its second-quarter earnings.
Snap shares pop on plans to cut 20% of staff as part of major restructuring
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel told employees in a memo that the changes were necessary to deal with financial challenges and lower-than-expected growth.
Neutral Foods gets money from Gates, Cuban, and LeBron James to help dairy farmers cut greenhouse gas emissions
While electricity and transportation tend to get most of the attention when it comes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, agriculture is a big contributor.
Fintech firm Klarna's losses triple after aggressive U.S. expansion and mass layoffs
The firm, which allows users to spread the cost of purchases over interest-free installments, saw a jump in operating expenses and defaults.
Chinese tech giant NetEase buys Star Wars game maker, marking its first major push into Europe
NetEase and its rival Tencent have been upping their efforts overseas as the Chinese domestic games market slows down amid tighter regulation.
First Solar announces new U.S. panel factory following the Inflation Reduction Act
CEO Mark Widmar told CNBC the Inflation Reduction Act was the key catalyst for building another factory in the U.S.
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