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A CPU-only supercomputer takes No. 1, challenging US dominance and reshaping how export controls translate into engineering.
China’s Arm-based, Linux-running system hits 2 exaflops on CPUs, spotlighting supply-chain pressure across AI compute.
The Dow’s newest member is Google’s parent. Here’s what changes for investors, funds, and the companies forced to care.
China’s LineShine takes first place in Top500 for the first time since 2017, reshaping the tech rivalry calculus.
A demographic squeeze in China could tilt investment and demand toward pharmaceuticals, while autos and tech hardware get tougher.
A Shanghai robotics startup clears Europe’s medical gate while its clinical-grade AI model hits a top healthcare benchmark.
Walmart-backed Flipkart’s quick-commerce scale leap forces rivals and regulators to ask: who wins the next hour of demand?
Deal-by-deal, the Verge’s tested picks show which features you actually get under $300, $800, and $1,500+.
A 15-year-old plaintiff’s fight against three tech giants moves into court, testing how regulators frame harm claims.
The all-cash deal is a direct bet that the next marketing stack runs on millions of AI agents per user.
The experimental project, separate from Facebook and Instagram, aims to grab betting attention from prediction-market leaders.
Meta’s smart glasses launch with a fashion-first mindset, starting at $299, and Zuckerberg spells out the real engineering challenge.
