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May 26, 2025
OpenAI to Set Up Shop in South Korea to Spur Further Growth
OpenAI is expanding its global presence by establishing operations in South Korea, aiming to accelerate growth and tap into the region’s robust technology ecosystem.
Nvidia Plans Cheaper Blackwell AI Chip for China, Reuters Says
Nvidia is reportedly developing a more affordable version of its Blackwell AI chip tailored for the Chinese market, as the company navigates export restrictions and growing demand for AI hardware in Asia.
25 African Startups to Watch in 2025
A new list highlights 25 African startups making significant strides in sectors like healthcare, food storage, and banking, showcasing the continent’s growing innovation ecosystem.
Alibaba Chair Says Asian Firms Can Seek Growth Outside US
Alibaba’s chairman encourages Asian companies to explore growth opportunities beyond the US, emphasizing diversification amid shifting global trade dynamics.
Nvidia and Wallenberg Businesses Starting AI Venture in Sweden
Nvidia is partnering with Wallenberg businesses to launch a new AI venture in Sweden, aiming to foster innovation and research in artificial intelligence.
Ed Yardeni Says It’s Not as Bad as You Think
Market strategist Ed Yardeni offers a more optimistic outlook on the economy, countering prevailing pessimism and highlighting areas of resilience.
Is a Pro-Wrestling Mentality Steering the US Economy?
A podcast explores whether the US economy is being influenced by a “pro-wrestling” mentality, examining the impact of spectacle and showmanship on economic policy and public perception.
Tiger-Backed Robinhood Rival Launches DIY Indexing With a Twist
A new Tiger Global-backed fintech startup is challenging Robinhood by offering a unique approach to DIY indexing, aiming to attract a new generation of investors.
A $20,000 ‘Home Companion’ Robot From China to Debut This Year
A Chinese company is set to launch a $20,000 home companion robot, signaling the growing market for advanced robotics in personal and domestic settings.
Silicon Valley Is Coming for the Pentagon’s $1 Trillion Budget
Startups in Silicon Valley are targeting the US military’s massive budget, with the Trump administration encouraging innovation and competition in defense technology.
What Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ Can Learn From Israeli Air Defenses
An in-depth look at Israel’s advanced air defense systems provides insights for the US as it considers developing its own missile shield, dubbed the ‘Golden Dome.’
DeepSeek Challenges Everyone’s Assumptions About AI Costs
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek claims its platform can rival ChatGPT at a fraction of the cost, raising questions about the sustainability of current AI spending trends.
AI Needs So Much Energy It’s Distorting US Power for Millions of Homes
A new analysis reveals that the energy demands of AI data centers are causing significant power distortions for millions of US homes, especially near major tech hubs.
AI Advances Are Accelerating, and We’re Not Ready
Rapid advancements in artificial intelligence are outpacing society’s ability to adapt, raising concerns about economic and societal impacts.
Brin’s Mystery $700 Million Stock Gift Went to Philanthropies
Sergey Brin’s previously undisclosed $700 million stock donation has been revealed to benefit philanthropic causes, underscoring the tech billionaire’s commitment to giving.
Google-Linked VC Fund Series X Aims to Raise Over $500 Million
A venture capital fund with ties to Google is seeking to raise more than $500 million, targeting investments in emerging technology and AI startups.
AI Wants More Data. More Chips. More Real Estate. More Power. More Water. More Everything
The AI boom is driving unprecedented demand for data, chips, real estate, power, and water, straining infrastructure and resources worldwide.
Why AI Is So Expensive
A deep dive into the high costs associated with developing and deploying artificial intelligence, from hardware to energy and talent.