Science & Technology

In a separate development, Nvidia announced that Jupiter – a supercomputer at Germany’s Forschungszentrum Julich – has officially earned the title of Europe’s fastest system.

The semiconductor giant aims to bolster its open AI ecosystem with its latest strategic move.

The cyber security giant's stock has climbed over 40% this year, building on a 34% rise in 2024.

The company’s journey to this milestone began with its critical role in AI chip production. Under Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang, NVIDIA has capitalized on the growing demand for AI infrastructure. “NVIDIA is firing on all cylinders,” Ryan Detrick, chief market strategist at Carson Group, said, emphasizing the company’s ability to sustain its lead in the tech sector.

"If the facts were on its side, the New York Times would not have needed to twist the truth," the AI giant says after the article. The paper claimed that Palantir had an expanding role in the Trump administration’s efforts to merge data across federal agencies.

"DrPressure" has established a troubling pattern of targeting Jews and Israelis throughout the United States, regularly posting confrontational videos filled with anti-Israel rhetoric and personal attacks.

Phishing attempts targeted senior Israeli security officials, politicians, journalists and academics. The aim: infiltrating phones and computers to gather sensitive intelligence for planned assassinations in Israel. The attacks were carried out via fake Google Meet links, individually tailored to each target.

During Nvidia’s Q1 earnings call, Jensen Huang emphasized the strategic importance of China, noting, “China is one of the world’s largest AI markets and a springboard to global success with half of the world’s AI researchers based there; the platform that wins China is positioned to lead globally today."

Online retail giant to leave Netanya offices. "As a global company, eBay continuously assesses its operational model to align with long-term strategic goals and optimize support for customers and employees," it said.

Our bodies emit faint light that stops when we die, according to shocking new research from Canadian scientists.