The tech world is focused on Las Vegas this week as companies show the industry’s future at the Consumer Electronics Show. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang delivered a keynote to open the event in his signature leather jacket. The chip boss announced new AI agents and updates on the company’s humanoid efforts.
Read about this and more in the AI news roundup.
Welcome to CES 2025, where tech companies are showing off their latest innovations — some more practical than others. From $60,000 transparent TVs to RGB-lit RAM sticks, this year’s show is all about pushing boundaries (and price tags). Let’s take a look at some of the most eye-catching announcements and one fashion moment.
A Silicon Valley software engineer is leveraging her technological expertise to help patients use AI to fight back against health insurance claim denials — some of which may have been driven by AI themselves.
Delta Air Lines (DAL) has a message for the tech world: AI isn’t just for Silicon Valley.
Nvidia’s (NVDA) shares tumbled Tuesday morning after rallying the previous day to close at an all-time high.
As the AI world races toward next-generation breakthroughs, Nvidia (NVDA) fortified its position with a flood of new chips, software and services designed to keep the industry plugged into its expanding tech ecosystem.
Nvidia’s (NVDA) shares climbed by close to 5% on Monday in anticipation of chief executive Jensen Huang’s keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show.
Over a year after he was briefly fired as OpenAI chief executive, Sam Altman said he felt “really f—ed” by the former board members who made the decision.
As the artificial intelligence race heats up, so does the global competition for computing power — something the boom would be impossible without.
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