In a recent Reddit AMA, Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg argued the legal tech industry’s opportunity is too vast for any single company to dominate. This comes after his AI startup raised $160 million, hitting an $8 billion valuation last week.
European regulators are using Apple’s controversial App Store changes as a model for judging Google Play. This comes after Apple was hit with a €500 million fine under the Digital Markets Act. Google now faces pressure to make its own store more open or risk a major penalty in early 2025.
Nvidia is developing a new inventory and health monitoring platform for its data center GPUs. The service could also provide a path to comply with proposed U.S. laws requiring location verification to prevent smuggling.
A new report shows most companies are getting a positive return on their AI investments. But the surprising part? The biggest impact isn’t from generative AI. It’s from the older, more established machine learning models.
Scientists have used AI to identify a previously overlooked monkeypox protein that triggers a strong antibody response. This discovery could lead to cheaper, safer vaccines and even bolster defenses against smallpox. The research was published in Science Translational Medicine on December 10.
Comcast is radically simplifying its Xfinity TV offerings, ditching contracts and equipment rental fees. Starting Wednesday, all new plans include a 4K box and a single, all-in price.
On a day focused on the Fed’s rate decision, Jim Cramer pointed to specific buying opportunities. He urged investors to buy Nvidia if they don’t own it and highlighted two other stocks he finds attractive.
Astranis is reviving manufacturing at San Francisco’s historic Pier 70, but for space. The company builds compact, software-defined MicroGEO satellites and plans to scale production to an unprecedented 24 at a time.
A cybersecurity researcher discovered that two individuals tied to the notorious Chinese state-sponsored hacking group Salt Typhoon appear to have been trained in Cisco’s own Networking Academy. The group is known for exploiting Cisco vulnerabilities in a major telecom espionage campaign. It’s a wil
A new list highlights seven open-source Windows applications that challenge the notion that you need to pay for quality software. From a Firefox-based browser with Arc’s best features to professional-grade photo and video editors, these tools offer serious functionality without the price tag. They p
