In the AI age, clients are now asking consulting firms to have 'skin in the game'

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We're childhood friends who scaled our startup to $13M by age 21. Dropping out of college was the right move — if anything, we did it too late.

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Rudy Arora and Sarthak Dhawan dropped out of college to go full-time on their AI startup.

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Nvidia is quietly staffing up around its AI ambitions in outer space

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

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Cognition's CEO says token spend leaderboards are 'directionally correct' — but some people get carried away

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Scott Wu cofounded Cognition in 2023.

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AI writes a lot of software. Now, human code review is starting to disappear.

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Michael Truell, CEO of Cursor

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I left Google after making nearly $1M in a year. Fears about layoffs and missing out on the AI boom gave me the push.

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Yousuf Imran left Google in April to start an AI company after earning nearly $1 million last year.

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Kevin O'Leary has entered a new villain era

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O'Leary Ventures is developing data center campuses in Utah and Canada.

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The AI talent perk money can't buy

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The AI talent wars are mostly fought with millions of dollars. There may be another way.

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Country music star Brad Paisley calls a proposed data center near the Nashville Zoo 'a monstrosity'

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Brad Paisley is urging Tennesseans to protest a proposed data center near the Nashville Zoo.

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How Domo went from a $2.8 billion darling to fighting for its survival

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In 2022, the founder of software company Domo stepped down as CEO after he was accused of sexually assaulting an employee on a work trip, an allegation he denied. A year later, he came back to lead the company.

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