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The world is seeing a full-blown RAM crisis in 2026 due to the hardware needed to power the AI boom. That spells trouble for consumer electronics.
The 3 hour and 40 minute ceremony included wins by Jessie Buckley, Michael B. Jordan, and Paul Thomas Anderson.
Gorin explains Expedia’s three-part AI strategy, from improving travel products to giving employees “superpowers.”
Each industry has its own focus, but choosing the right metrics can help steer the ship.
Holding the individuals involved to account isn’t enough to solve the problem. Only changing institutional norms will do that.
Cars will zoom past Washington, D.C. landmarks at more than 200 miles per hour for the street race.
The Austin boot company’s new ad successfully masquerades as a new short film from director Jeff Nichols.
Working and doing business across borders increases empathy and develops leadership traits few other experiences can match.
Agriculture is drowning in data it can barely use. A new class of AI wants to fix that.
How you handle the situation affects your team and your business
The founder of Nest explains how to move a technology from bold innovation to mass adoption.
He’s tried everything from print-on-demand T-shirt schemes to peddling newsletters. Here’s what he’s learned.
In too many organizations, the answer is: no one.
The network famous for ‘Real Housewives’ quietly reinvented itself as a startup incubator, spawning personality-driven brands in businesses from...
Hollywood’s biggest night takes place at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles tonight. Here’s how cord-cutters can catch it live.
Palm-tree-filled Zoom calls look good until geopolitics says otherwise.
‘I’m convinced that the industry will weather this radical disruption,’ a USC cinematic arts professor says.
It’s easy to blame a broken system. The harder—and often more profitable—move is auditing your real impact, skills, and leverage.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences added its first new award in two decades for this Sunday’s telecast—what that means for Hollywood,...
At SXSW, Amy Webb declared the end of the annual trend report—and warned that leaders are missing the bigger story.
A debate about Silicon Valley’s suburban architecture is a reminder that the world’s economic engine has been shaped by TK
Apple’s popular and inexpensive new laptop has hidden perks.
Digital calendars are fantastic, but sometimes a good old-fashioned paper planner is exactly the tool you need.
Incomes haven’t kept up with the cost to buy in the for-sale market. But they’re slowly catching up.
Bereft after finishing Heated Rivalry? Hoping for more Sinners-like thrills? Your local library has what you need—and it’s free!
The powerhouse of the cell may be a key to longevity.
As AI removes friction from thinking and creating, we must rethink what it means to truly accomplish something.
From component costs to insurance premiums, strikes on facilities in the Middle East are bad news for the AI revolution.
Artificial intelligence is enabling fan experiences that are persistent, co-created, and reciprocal.
As government agencies struggle to understand whether they’re allowed to use Claude, projects at the Energy Department designed to limit AI’s work...
Even as one boycott came to an end this week, activists remain committed to the cause—and are still pressing the retail giant to reevaluate its DEI...
EnergySage, an online marketplace, has seen a surge in people requesting quotes for solar installations since the conflict in the Middle East began.
A new survey from Feeld shows that nearly half of people practice kink, but nontraditional sex still carries a strong stigma.
Federal government spending and investment plunged at a 16.7% rate.
The funding also goes toward data centers, but the announcement comes at a time where skilled trade workers are more crucial than ever.
Tax lawyers say Americans who paid IRS penalties or interest during the COVID-19 emergency could qualify for refunds after a federal court ruling...
Tiktokers are drawing comparisons between the company’s current controversy and an infamous movie scenario.
Invitation Homes allegedly charged undisclosed fees and withheld deposits. The FTC settlement will send payments to renters across the country.
The new service aims to give passengers a quicker multi-course dinner so they can spend more time enjoying entertainment and nightlife onboard...
We don’t hold referendums on airplane safety. The same logic should apply to street design.
Grammarly’s new ‘Expert Review’ feature generated editing tips attributed to well-known writers and journalists.
Entrepreneur and roboticist Alexander Reben announces Phyzify, an AI company that aims to build the ‘infrastructure for your imagination.’
The results of the study come at a time when consumers are already dealing with the war’s spike on energy prices.
Cambodia, a major hub for scam centers, vows to shut them down by the end of April.
Health justice activists have plastered a series of compelling guerilla-style posters across London to draw attention to the youth mental health...
The brand’s 15 new videos are a masterclass in grabbing Gen Z’s attention without sacrificing brand aesthetics.
Leaning into your community and who your consumers already are will help you develop the best messaging.
Meteorologist Marc Chenard at the Weather Prediction Center in Maryland says cold and warm swings will impact the country nationwide.
Narayen, who oversaw Adobe’s transformation into a subscription-based company, leaves as software makers are seen as being vulnerable to AI.
When knowledge theft happens and no one says anything, the norm is reinforced. When someone calls it out, the culture changes.
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