Faced with stringent U.S. export restrictions, Chinese technology giants are shifting their AI development strategies away from dependence on NVIDIA. In response, these companies are ramping up domestic innovation, forming strategic alliances, and exploring new chip solutions to remain competitive in the global AI race.

US stock futures remained flat today as investors await Nvidia’s quarterly earnings report. The chipmaker's performance is seen as a key indicator of tech sector momentum, particularly in the booming AI space.

Intel’s new dual-GPU AI card with 48GB RAM is built for next-gen AI applications, offering enhanced performance, memory, and efficiency to rival top-tier accelerators in the market.

Computex 2025, one of the world's most influential tech trade shows, is scheduled to begin on May 20 in Taipei. With participation from global tech giants, this year’s event is expected to spotlight cutting-edge innovations in AI, semiconductor technology, smart mobility, and next-gen consumer electronics.

Google has agreed to pay a landmark $1.4 billion settlement to the state of Texas in response to lawsuits accusing the company of violating data privacy laws. Filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, the lawsuits claimed that Google unlawfully collected sensitive data from users, including geolocation, biometric data, and private browsing information. This settlement represents the largest recovery secured by any state against Google for data privacy violations. While Google did not admit wrongdoing, the company agreed to settle to avoid further litigation. This article explores the details of the settlement, the ongoing privacy concerns surrounding tech companies, and the potential impact on user privacy rights.

India’s AI job market is booming with 45,000 open positions and attractive salary packages for freshers, driven by industry-wide AI adoption and digital expansion.

ChatGPT now includes a shopping assistant feature that helps users browse and select products based on budget, offering a personalized, efficient way to shop online using AI.

Nvidia has introduced the Blackwell Ultra GB300 AI chip, its most powerful AI accelerator to date. Designed to deliver unprecedented performance in machine learning and generative AI applications, the GB300 sets a new benchmark in processing power, energy efficiency, and scalability.