Zuckerberg Sees Facebook’s Decline Major Threat to Meta
Zuckerberg in 2022 suggested wiping out friend lists on Facebook to freshen it up, noting it was a "potentially crazy idea."
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Nvidia Says it Will Manufacture Some Chips, Supercomputers in US
The announcement comes after President Donald Trump said he will announce a tariff rate for semiconductors in the coming week.
FTC Kicks Off Meta Antitrust Trial
Meta argued that it faces competition in social media, citing TikTok, YouTube and other apps as competitors.
Intel Sells Control of Altera Chip Unit to Silver Lake
The value put on Altera in the deal is about half of what Intel paid to buy the chip company in 2015.
China Urges U.S. to Cancel All ‘Reciprocal’ Tariffs
The tensions between the two nations persist despite the Trump administration’s decision to temporarily exempt some electronics from tariff increases.
China’s E-Commerce Giants Support Exporters Hit by Trump Tariffs
The moves by Alibaba and JD.com come amid increasing hostility between the U.S. and China over trades and tariffs.
Trump, Lutnick Say New Semiconductor Tariffs Are Coming
The administration will pursue separate tariff hikes to push makers of chips, smartphones and flat panel TVs to manufacture them in America.
Trump Exempts Smartphones, Laptops From Tariff Hikes
The exemption should be a relief to Apple and Nvidia.
OpenAI Should Remain Nonprofit, Former Employees Tell Court
The nonprofit’s mission requires control over OpenAI’s operations, they argue.
Safe Superintelligence Inc Raises $2 Billion at a $32 Billion Valuation
The funding is double the amount that SSI was looking to raise as of two months ago.
Meta Adds Former Trump Adviser and Stripe CEO to Board
Dina Powell McCormick and Patrick Collison's terms start on April 15.
Pentagon to Cancel $5.1 Billion in IT Services Contracts
The move comes amid broader efforts to cut federal technology spending.
John Malone Won’t Seek Re-Election to Warner’s Board
The cable TV pioneer will instead transition to a Chair Emeritus role at Warner Bros. Discovery as the company explores options for its cable TV business.
E-Commerce Startup Founder Charged With Fraud, Exaggerating AI Tech To Investors
Albert Saniger’s e-commerce startup Nate raised more than $50 million from investors.
IVP Says Founders Shouldn’t Delay Raising Capital Given ‘Uncertain Market’
The 45-year-old venture firm tells startups to ‘take liquidity when you can.’
China Retaliates with 125% Tariffs on U.S. Imports
The trade war continues to escalate as both sides are showing no signs of backing down.
Google Lays Off Hundreds of Employees in Android, Pixel Group
The company's headcount has remained roughly flat in the past year or so.
Autonomous Driving Startup Wayve Partners With Nissan
The SoftBank-backed company will license autonomous driving software to the car manufacturer.
Europe Threatens to Tax Meta and Google Ad Revenues
A European Commission official said the commission was preparing counter measures to retaliate against U.S. tariffs.
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