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Oracle will report its Q3 earnings after the bell on Tuesday.
Software is rapidly reducing operating expenses for businesses. Companies bringing it to life have been rewarded with high valuation multiples that make fundraising easier, but they have weighed on the returns lately as the industry has pulled back by 20.7% over the past six months. This performance is a far cry from the S&P; 500’s 4.8% ascent.
AI will produce “garbage” that will fight with information from traditional media sources, and prediction markets are not safe from this “information ecosystem” deterioration.
March 9 () - Anthropic filed a lawsuit on Monday to block the Pentagon from placing it on a national security blacklist, escalating the artificial intelligence lab's high-stakes battle with the U. military over usage restrictions on its technology.
Anthropic filed a lawsuit against the DOD on Monday amid its ongoing feud with the Trump administration.
Nvidia is shifting H200 chip output, Anthropic is restarting talks with the US military, and Apple is releasing new gadgets for consumers.
Amazon's Zoox unveiled new service areas to test its robotaxi offerings, the latest move in the race for robotaxi dominance.
Microsoft is bringing Anthropic's Claude Cowork to its Microsoft 365 suite.
Apple's MacBook Neo is a threat to Microsoft's PC empire and the Google Chromebook's grip on the education market.
Market ripples from the US-Iran conflict are sending investors toward tech's safe havens.
CPUs are back in style thanks to AI.
Apple debuted its long-rumored low-cost MacBook Neo on Wednesday.
Anthropic's Claude eclipses OpenAI as the top app in Apple's and Google's US app stores.
IREN’s aggressive GPU expansion and multibillion-dollar AI cloud contracts are positioning the company as a rapidly emerging hyperscale AI infrastructure provider.
This deal underscores how frontier labs are scrambling to prove their technology can be used safely in critical business operations.
Powerus, a West Palm Beach, Florida-based business, said Monday that it will go public in a deal backed by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump. The company plans to combine with a Nasdaq-listed golf course operator, Aureus Greenway Holdings Inc., according to a statement. Brett Velicovich, co-founder of Powerus, said in an interview that going public would help the company pursue new acquisitions and expand on the businesses it owns: Kaizen Aerospace, Tandem Defense and Agile Autonomy.
By Trevor Hunnicutt and Matt Tracy WASHINGTON, March 9 (Reuters) - U.S.