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Big Tech, also known as Big Four tech companies and Gang of Four, denotes some of the largest technology companies such as Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook and occasionally even Microsoft. These companies are assumed to be the most influential computer and software companies in the world because of their domination over the cyberspace during the 2010s.
Humanoid Robots: The Game-Changing Leap Into Reality
Humanoid robots, once confined to the imaginative realms of sci-fi, are now stepping boldly into the light of reality. With tech giants across the globe like Tesla, Meta, Apple, and more, investing heavily into this innovative technology, it appears humanoid robots are set to become the most disruptive AI advancement
Texas Tech's Dream Crumbles as Arizona Ends Big 12 Run
In a gripping and high-stakes match, No. 2 Texas Tech saw its aspirations crumble as No. 3 Arizona triumphed with a narrow 86-80 victory in the Big 12 semifinals, right in the heart of Kansas City. Missing key players Chance McMillian and Darrion Williams, the Red Raiders fought valiantly but
Utilities and Big Tech: Who Pays the Price in the Data Center Boom?
As we advance into a digital age where data flows like the lifeblood of society, the infrastructure supporting this vast network grows more quietly yet influentially. But at what cost? Harvard University’s recent report raises an essential question: are utilities indirectly placing the burden of this rapid data center
Revolutionizing AI: ByteDance's Breakthrough in Model Training Efficiency
In the rapidly advancing world of technology, ByteDance has emerged as a pioneer with its latest AI technology. This new development is set to revolutionize how model training is perceived and executed, bringing forth unprecedented efficiency and capability.
A Technological Marvel
ByteDance, known for its innovative edge, claims that the
States Compete Fiercely with Big Tech: Loosening Laws to Attract Power Plants
In a bid to outmaneuver Big Tech companies, states across the country are entering a high-stakes competition where the primary assets are power plants. Offering incentives and amending laws, states aim to create an attractive environment for industries heavily reliant on energy consumption.
A New Wave of Incentives
Amidst this
The Real Victor in the Quantum Race: What Big Tech Doesn't Want You to Know
In the world of technology, quantum computing is heralded as the next revolutionary leap. Major tech corporations are pouring billions into this enigmatic field, vying for a slice of the future’s most promising pie. However, in a twist that mirrors a classic David versus Goliath narrative, a smaller player
Is Europe Trying to Control Global Speech? Exploring the Controversy
Europe’s ambition to shape global speech standards has sparked intense debate. The European Union, known for its progressive policies, is now turning its attention to regulating speech on a worldwide scale. While proponents argue it aims to protect citizens from harmful content, critics warn this could usher in global
