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MicroStrategy Auto is a customizable AI bot that the company said offers a faster, simpler way to deliver business intelligence to anyone in an organization. Auto is the latest enhancement to MicroStrategy AI, released in October 2023, a solution for rapidly building AI applications on trusted data.

If you look at the lawsuit from a top-level view, Apple's biggest alleged victims are IT and banking giants. The suit clearly aims to force antitrust legislation reforms Congress hasn't authorized. Moreover, harm to the consumer is incredibly unclear in this lawsuit.

After the GTC 2024 event, we spent time with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. One of the things he repeated was that the decisions he made to make Nvidia’s leadership in AI happen were insane.

According to Nvidia, the chip, designed to be used in large data centers, offers 20 PetaFLOPS of AI performance that's 4x faster on AI-training workloads, 30x faster on AI-inferencing workloads and up to 25x more power efficient than its predecessor.

Apple and Google are huddling over a potential deal to bring the search king's Gemini generative AI offerings to the iPhone. The negotiations, first reported by Bloomberg, aim to let Apple license Gemini's set of AI models to drive some new features for the iPhone later this year.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has a son, Spencer, who works at the company. But his true heir is AI, suggesting it could be either his or Spencer’s successor. Let’s talk about that.

After attending the HP Amplify Partner Conference 2024 in Las Vegas last week for three days, I can state unequivocally that I have seldom participated in a tech event where my initial reaction changed so dramatically within the first 24 hours.

A common topic at the HP Amplify conference was the puzzling acclaim Dell receives despite lacking an AI solution and trailing behind HP in security, partnerships, sustainability, and AI capabilities. I've coined this phenomenon the 'Reynolds Green Lantern Conundrum' to describe situations where the...

Based on a survey of 8,000 U.S. internet households, the research also found that the major reason for canceling professional monitoring systems was cost, with 25% of consumers citing "fees too high" as their reason for terminating their monitoring services.