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Renowned short-seller Jim Chanos has issued a critique of the emerging “data centers in space” narrative, suggesting that if orbital computing is the future, then the current mu
Concorde International Group shares surged over 61% in after-hours trading after announcing a $600 million merger agreement with Hong Kong-based YOOV Group.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman publicly taunted Elon Musk after a federal judge allowed Musk's fraud lawsuit—alleging he was misled about OpenAI's nonprofit promises—to proceed to trial, setting the stage for Musk's deposition and a high-stakes courtroom battle involving Microsoft.
Judge questions Pentagon's unprecedented move to censure Senator Mark Kelly for speech urging service members to refuse unlawful orders. Lawsuit challenges free speech protections and potential far-reaching impact. Kelly fights for Constitutional rights and veterans.
AWS CEO Matt Garman said space-based data centers remain impractical and uneconomical despite rising AI-driven infrastructure demand, citing high launch costs, heavy hardware and limited rocket capacity as major barriers even as some tech leaders continue to explore the idea.
SkyBridge Capital CEO and vocal cryptocurrency advocate Anthony Scaramucci advised steady accumulation rather than speculative trading for Bitcoin (CRYPTO:
Nvidia is reportedly nearing a record $20 billion investment in OpenAI as part of a massive funding round, even as both companies dismiss reports of partnership strain and concerns over Nvidia's latest AI chips.
PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:PYPL) stock plunged more than 20% Tuesday, following a triple threat of bad news: a surprise CEO shake-up, an earnings miss and a weak outlook
