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Software engineering jobs are moving from the “at home” Covid-era companies and into artificial intelligence development positions.

Apple has been quiet about AI projects while other tech giants have been making noise. Their first public project seems to be a health app called Quartz.

The Midwest to the South is forming a region of lithium-ion battery production facilities. Why it’s forming and what the future holds.

EV manufacturers are losing profits to rising costs due to lithium prices and reliance on China for refinement. New plants in the US should ease the burden.

Waiting to hear earnings from the biggest names in tech.

Desktop GPU sales are way down but data center purchases are way up. NVIDIA and AMD are leading the way in providing chips for AI projects.

Tesla held its Q1 earning call yesterday evening. Given all of the recent price cuts that Tesla introduced for several of its models, this was a highly anticipated report from bulls and bears alike..

It wasn’t too long ago that the US Government passed the CHIPS Act, authorizing billions of dollars in subsidies for semiconductor manufacturers to expand in the US. Of course, that cash comes with a catch…

Between AI and biotech buyouts, there are a few themes that are boosting this year's market winners.

There’s been so much happening in financial media these past few weeks that earnings season kind of snuck up on everybody.

As EV’s become more and more popular, the need for rapid charging stations grows. Luckily, there are quite a few plans for expansion.

As AI tools become faster, more efficient, more powerful, and more widely available, more and more companies are going to look to incorporate those tools into their businesses.

Personal computer sales are in a freefall right now, but that doesn’t mean innovation isn’t happening.

With artificial intelligence technology progressing at such a rapid rate, there’s almost an inevitability that we will start to see governments around the world put regulations in place.

To kick the week off, I’m sending you a special video update from a colleague and friend of mine, Jim Rickards.

While artificial intelligence is one of the most exciting new technologies in development right now, it might be the most controversial new technologies of our time.

While a robot might not take your job, it could certainly help make it easier.

With billions of dollars flying around to continue pushing the EV trend along despite demand, supply, and price issues, it just goes to show that EVs really will replace combustion engines eventually.

AI continues to be one of the mainstays of the mainstream media right now. Regardless of how it’s being talked about, people can’t get enough.