Palantir Technologies and Super Micro Computer have been excellent investments since the artificial intelligence boom started in January 2023. Palantir is a leader in artificial intelligence platforms ...

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Companies like OpenAI and China’s DeepSeek offer chatbots designed to take their time with an answer. Here’s how they work. By Cade Metz and Dylan Freedman Cade Metz reported from San Francisco and ...

The result: prices for the latest generation of computer memory, DDR5, have skyrocketed. Data from PCPartPicker suggest the price of computer memory has quadrupled in the past six months – spiking ...

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After flatlining for years, can Internet Computer ever return to its glory days?

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