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Could Ozak AI Outgrow Solana’s 2021 Breakout? New Predictions Point in That Direction

Could Ozak AI Surpass Solana’s 2021 Surge? New Forecasts Suggest So

Dive into the crypto market with Ozak AI and Solana (SOL). Keep ahead with key insights, emerging trends, and strategic investment options in digital assets.

analyticsinsight

Dec 4

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Top 7 AI Stocks With Explosive EPS Growth Potential, According to WarrenAI

Discover the top 7 AI stocks with significant earnings per share (EPS) growth potential as identified by WarrenAI, offering investors promising opportunities in the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence sector.

investing_us

Dec 4

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‘A step-change’: tech firms battle for undersea dominance with submarine drones

As navies seek to counter submarines and protect cables, startups and big defence companies fight to lead market Flying drones used during the Ukraine war have changed land battle tactics for ever. Now the same thing appears to be happening under the sea. Navies around the world are racing to add autonomous submarines. The UK’s Royal Navy is planning a fleet of underwater uncrewed vehicles (UUVs) which will, for the first time, take a leading role in tracking submarines and protecting undersea cables and pipelines. Australia has committed to spending $1.7bn (£1.3bn) on “Ghost Shark” submarines to counter Chinese submarines. The huge US Navy is spending billions on several UUV projects, including one already in use that can be launched from nuclear submarines. Continue reading...

theguardian.com

Nov 28

Technology sectorBusinessDefence policy

Apple Black Friday deals worth shopping – get up to 47% off AirPods, iPads, AirTags and more

Apple Black Friday Deals: Save Up to 47% on AirPods, iPads, AirTags & More

Discover Black Friday discounts on top Apple products like MacBooks, AirPods, Apple Watches, and iPads.

foxnews

Nov 28

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Nvidia earnings: Wall Street sighs with relief after AI wave doesn’t crash

Amid a blackout of data due to the government shutdown, the $5tn chipmaker’s report took on wider significance Markets expectations around Wednesday’s quarterly earnings report by the most valuable publicly traded company in the world had risen to a fever pitch. Anxiety over billions in investment in artificial intelligence pervaded, in part because the US has been starved of reliable economic data by the recent government shutdown. Investors hoped that both questions would be in part answered by Nvidia’s earnings and by a jobs report due on Thursday morning. Continue reading...

theguardian.com

Nov 19

TechnologyArtificial intelligence (AI)Nvidia

UK firms can win a significant chunk of the AI chip market | John Browne

Britain’s legacy in chip design is world-class, and we could supply up to 5% of global demand if we get our act together The UK is in a uniquely promising position, far too little understood, to play a lucrative role in the coming era of artificial intelligence – but only if it also grabs the opportunity to start making millions of computer chips. AI requires vast numbers of chips and we could supply up to 5% of world demand if we get our national act together. Lord Browne is the co-chair of the Council for Science and Technology . He is the chair of BeyondNetZero and was the chief executive of BP from 1995 to 2007 Continue reading...

theguardian.com

Nov 13

Artificial intelligence (AI)Technology sectorComputing

‘Musk is Tesla and Tesla is Musk’ – why investors are happy to pay him $1tn

Making Elon Musk the world’s first trillionaire appears to fit a US investment culture of backing high-flying innovators For all the headlines about an on-off relationship with Donald Trump, baiting liberals and erratic behaviour, Tesla shareholders are loath to part with Elon Musk. Investors in the electric vehicle maker voted on Thursday to put the world’s richest person on the path to become the world’s first trillionaire , despite the controversy that is now seemingly intrinsic to his public profile. Continue reading...

theguardian.com

Nov 7

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