Nvidia Q2 earnings: what’s at stake for the ‘most important stock in the world’
[ad_1] Want to know how much is riding on Nvidia’s second-quarter earnings report today? Just ask Patrick Moorhead, the founder and CEO of Moor Insights
Big Tech wants to keep stealing patents—so it’s going to war with Big Pharma
[ad_1] Congress wants to reform a quasi-judicial tribunal that Big Tech firms have weaponized to attack their smaller rivals. Those Big Tech firms are rightfully worried that the reform legislation
Stakes couldn’t be higher for Telegram billionaire Pavel Durov as he awaits his fate after weekend arrest
[ad_1] Pavel Durov, the founder and chief of Telegram, is set to learn Wednesday whether he will face charges and even be remanded in custody
U.S. Olympian swimmer can barely cover her rent—she’s turned to social media for more cash
[ad_1] With the Paris 2024 Olympics making headlines for some pretty outrageous prizes, it’s easy to believe that all medalists are set for life. However,
Meta and Google staff are getting jealous of wealthy Nvidia peers
[ad_1] Employees of the tech world have been discussing the compensation packages at the Jensen Huang-led firm vs the likes of Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta and
The U.K.’s quantum advantage is about to pay off—but a government spending review risks squandering it
[ad_1] Silicon Valley was not built in a day. Nor was London’s tech scene. And while a single government is not solely responsible for its
Klarna has 1,800 employees it hopes AI will render obsolete
[ad_1] Buy now, pay later giant Klarna has been making bold assertions that AI will replace its ambitious tech workers, and the company’s CEO just
Lego has a historic half-year launching 300 new sets, opening 41 stores
[ad_1] Lego is not your average toy company. If it were, it’d have to face a slowdown that’s been affecting industry majors like Hasbro and
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary says it’s ‘frustrating’ dealing with Boeing as delayed jet deliveries could cut the airline revenue by €500 million
[ad_1] Ryanair will have to forgo millions of ticket sales this year because of delayed jet deliveries from Boeing, the low-cost airline’s chief executive Michael
Kurt Geiger CEO took over his first store at just 19 and had to sack all the staff who were stealing
[ad_1] Neil Clifford, the boss of Kurt Geiger, one of Britain’s most prominent footwear brands, started his career a world away from the glitz and