Meta layoffs are the latest sign that constant job cuts are the new Big Tech normal

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Mark Zuckerberg at Meta Connect 2024.

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AWS CEO says most staff he's spoken with are 'excited' about RTO, leaked transcript shows

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AWS CEO addressed employees about its RTO policy in an all-hands meeting.

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Apple Vision Pro is looking like a pretty lonely product

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Apple CEO Tim Cook first showed the world the Apple Vision Pro in June 2023. But developers don't seem to have fallen in love with the device.

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Don't 'demean' Tesla's bots, even if they were piloted by humans, Nvidia robotics boss says

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The prototype for Optimus was first revealed in September 2022

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Intel is seeking an investor for its chip unit as it struggles to keep up in the AI race: report

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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has previously mentioned that Intel was looking to sell part of its stake in Altera.

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Sam Altman risks spreading himself too thin at OpenAI

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Sam Altman has taken an even more prominent role at OpenAI as several key leaders have left the company.

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Big Tech is spending big on nuclear to power its AI ambitions. Here's where it's placing its bets.

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Tech companies developing AI need a lot of energy to power their data centers. Nuclear is one solution.

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Meta employees react to 'Grubgate' firings over misuse of $25 meal credits

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg

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Netflix is rolling in cash. What a turnaround!

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Netflix used to burn through cash. Now it's minting money.

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Sam's Club just opened its first new location in 7 years. It doesn't have any checkout lanes.

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Sam's Club CEO Chris Nicholas rolls his shopping cart through one of the company's AI-powered exits.

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