If you have a dog who loves to be helpful, you already know their version of “help” isn’t always what you had in mind. That doesn’t make it any less adorable, though, especially when it comes wrapped ...

Meet Leo, a Labrador Retriever who technically flunked out of service dog school, but clearly never stopped trying to be helpful. In the touching video, Leo brings his dog mom things he thinks she ...

Nvidia just pulled off what might be the tech industry’s most expensive talent raid. The chip giant struck a “non-exclusive licensing deal” with Groq, an AI inference startup, that looks suspiciously ...

US banking giant Capital One may be exploring alternatives to Amazon Web Services for its burgeoning AI infrastructure needs, citing escalating costs. Discussions with Nvidia revealed concerns about ...

Tencent Holdings has secured access to high-end Nvidia artificial-intelligence chips that remain restricted to Chinese buyers even after President Donald Trump’s recent semiconductor agreement with ...

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) owns a growing portfolio of strategic equity investments in companies supporting the broader artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem, which is not widely discussed among retail ...

Predicable pricing comes for hosting web apps Easily upload apps from GitHub in our testing Spend less time managing and more time building apps Hostinger, one of the best web hosting providers, is ...

Alphabet’s Google is working on a new initiative to make its artificial intelligence chips better at running PyTorch, the world’s most widely used AI software framework, in a move aimed at weakening ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 10 (Reuters) - Nvidia (NVDA.O), opens new tab has built location verification technology that could indicate which country its chips are operating in, the company confirmed on ...

Rep. John Moolenaar (R-Mich.), chair of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party, warned Tuesday that allowing sales of Nvidia’s more powerful H200 chips to China could help the ...

Nvidia "answered the bell," in the view of Jefferies analyst Blayne Curtis, helping to quiet concerns about the artificial-intelligence trade that have been stirring on Wall Street in recent weeks.