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- Great News For Scarlet Witch Fans Wanting Elizabeth Olsen Back In The MCU
It seemed like Elizabeth Olsen was done with the MCU, Wanda Maximoff and Scarlet Witch, but that may not be true after all.
- Spotify Shares Dip 4% After Founder Daniel Ek Exits As CEO
The audio-streaming platform reported its first full-year profitability last year after expanding to podcasts and audiobooks.
- SAG-AFTRA Condemns AI ‘Actress’ Tilly Norwood—Joins Critics Emily Blunt, Whoopi Goldberg And More
The union warned studios they must bargain in good faith if they want to use an AI-generated performer instead of a human actor, part of a deal struck between studios and the union to end the Hollywood labor strikes in 2023.
- The Future Of Green Jobs: Surviving Disruption, Following The Money
Success will go to those who follow the money, connect their work to growth and combine contextual intelligence, entrepreneurial drive and tech savviness.
- How the intersection of wealth management and private assets is reshaping global investing
We can't fully understand the rapid growth of private markets without considering how it has intersected with other key investment trends.
Technology
- Is the “million-year-old” skull from China a Denisovan or something else?
Now that we know what Denisovans looked like, they’re turning up everywhere.
- Designing CPUs for next-generation supercomputing
In Seattle, a meteorologist analyzes dynamic atmospheric models to predict the next major storm system. In Stuttgart, an automotive engineer examines crash-test simulations for vehicle safety certification. And in Singapore, a financial analyst simulates portfolio stress tests to hedge against global economic shocks. Each of these professionals—and the consumers, commuters, and investors who depend on their insights— relies on a…
- Powering HPC with next-generation CPUs
For all the excitement around GPUs—the workhorses of today’s AI revolution—the central processing unit (CPU) remains the backbone of high-performance computing (HPC). CPUs still handle 80% to 90% of HPC workloads globally, powering everything from climate modeling to semiconductor design. Far from being eclipsed, they’re evolving in ways that make them more competitive, flexible, and…
- Burnout and Elon Musk’s politics spark exodus from senior xAI, Tesla staff
Disillusionment with Musk's activism, strategic pivots, and mass layoffs cause churn.
- The most efficient Crosstrek ever? Subaru’s hybrid gets a bit rugged.
A naturally aspirated boxer engine, two electric motors, and a CVT go for a trek.
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