Nvidia's Stanley cup could be the year's hottest collab

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Stanley cups with Nvidia's logo were on sale at the GTC conference.

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Reddit's IPO is set to make the 'front page of the internet' public

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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman is about to bring the social-media forum public.

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The surprising change that's supercharging American productivity

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The recent uptick in worker productivity is great news for companies, consumers worried about inflation, the US economy, and even the stock market

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MacKenzie Scott pledged to give $640 million to 361 organizations this year despite Elon Musk's insults. This video is a prime example of why that matters.

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MacKenzie Scott and Elon Musk.

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Epic gets some powerful tech allies in its ongoing battle against Apple's App Store fees

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Apple's App Store was the subject of a 2021 antitrust ruling.

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Neuralink reveals first human trial patient, a 29-year-old quadriplegic who says brain chip is 'not perfect' but has changed his life

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Neuralink has implanted one of its chips into a human for the first time, following several years of tests conducted on monkeys.

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Google just got hit with a hefty fine, in part over how it trained its AI

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Google is facing a $270 million fine, in part over how it used news outlets' content in France to train its AI, Bard.

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Reddit prices hotly anticipated IPO at $34 per share, valuing the social media platform at around $6.4 billion

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The US is firing back again in the great China chip wars

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The Biden administration may impose additional restrictions on Chinese chip firms linked to Huawei, Bloomberg reported.

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These sustainability-tech companies use AI to improve ocean health by keeping plastics out, boosting coral reefs, and monitoring fish farms

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