Chipmakers Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom are slapping 'golden handcuffs' on workers to meet demand for the AI boom

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A hand holding a chip in a golden handcuff.

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Move over, Zuck. Sam Altman is the world's new minister of thought.

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Collage of Sam Altman and Mark Zuckerberg

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I met the execs behind Rivian's e-bike bet. They're trying hard to replace your car — sort of.

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ALSO executives
Business Insider's Lloyd Lee met with ALSO's team to try the startups $4,500 e-bike.

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Inside the "Dreamforce of healthcare," where AI hype and fear were hand in hand

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The HLTH 2025 show room in Las Vegass.
This year's HLTH showroom saw AI startups like Jorie AI and Suki alongside Samsung and Johnson & Johnson. Nearly every company boasted an AI twist.

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The best mirrorless cameras

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A mirrorless Canon camera

You can do better than the camera on your smartphone. Yes it's true that most people have taken on a sort of amateur photographer status, always ready to memorise a moment with their hi-res camera phone. We're in the age of social media and sharing pictures, after all.

Google says its new carbon capture initiative unlocks 'a critical technology pathway to enable a clean, affordable, reliable energy future,' but are initiatives like this a savior or a smokescreen as AI becomes more power-hungry?

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AI is turning the already problematic issues computing has on the environment into a nightmare. Is there a solution?

Vintage photos of offices show how the workplace has changed

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1970s office
circa 1970: Women at work in the book-keeping room at the Bank of America, Los Angeles.

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New radar and missile tech have 'flattened the earth,' making even low-flying jets easy targets, Royal Air Force officer warns

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a grey fighter jet leaning to one side against a grey sky
Jets like Lockheed Martin's F-35 have advanced sensors, the kind that are making it harder for adversaries to go undetected.

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How one Wall Street Rising Star went from tech investing to building a tire shop business

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A headshot of Anish Pathipati.
Anish Pathipati

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9 fun ChatGPT image prompts that you can try right now

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photo of a palm springs home turned into toy building blocks

Back in March 2025, OpenAI rolled out image generation to all fr

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