President Trump threw out what appeared to be a lifeline to tech companies Wednesday by suspending onerous tariffs that had sent their stocks spiraling downward. The uncertainty over trade barriers is still rattling Big Tech and the global economy. Trump’s reprieve pushed Nvidia’s stock above where it was before he imposed tariffs last week, but the trade war with China is escalating, not easing, and huge uncertainty remains...
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Continue ReadingAlphabet's on Wednesday unveiled its seventh-generation artificial intelligence chip named Ironwood, which the company said is designed to speed the performance of AI applications. The search giant's multi-billion dollar, roughly decade-long effort represents one of the few viable alternative chips to Nvidia's powerful AI processors. Google's tensor processing units (TPUs) can only be used by the company's own engineers or through its cloud service and have given its internal AI effort an edge over some rivals...
Continue ReadingVerizon said an AI assistant for the company's customer service representatives built using Google models had cut down on call times and freed them up to sell products to customers, leading to a surge in sales. An AI assistant on their screen helps the customer service agents figure out the right answers to customers' queries. Verizon first started deploying the new AI features in July 2024, ramping them up to full scale in January...
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