GM has a surprising new role powering the AI boom

Source: Business Insider

General Motors CEO Mary Barra speaks at an event in Las Vegas. Ethan Miller/Getty ImagesGeneral Motors partners with Redwood Materials to supply energy for AI data centers. The collaboration uses GM's new and second-life EV batteries for energy storage solutions.

New York Post

Trump discussing drone ‘mega deal’ with Ukraine — as US tech lags behind adversaries: ‘The people of America need this technology’

1h ago

New York Post

Cuomo mercilessly mocked for pledge to focus on ‘touching more people’ on campaign: ‘We’ve all paid enough for your touching’

1h ago

Engadget

Slack is getting a host of new AI tools

1h ago

How-To Geek

10 Electric Cars That Are Super Easy to Drive—and Live With

1h ago

Fortune

Why Apple CEO Tim Cook’s AI struggles serve as a warning for C-suite leaders

1h ago

Fortune

Army veteran and U.S. citizen was sprayed with tear gas and dragged from his car in deadly immigration raid. He warns it could happen to anyone

1h ago

Fortune

Demand for Elon Musk’s Tesla Cybertruck plummeted in the second quarter, new data shows

1h ago

Business Insider

We sold our home in Hawaii to buy 4.5 acres of land with no plumbing or house. It's been an adventure, but I'm not sure I'd do it again.

1h ago

Engadget

Samsung chairman cleared of fraud by South Korea's top court

2h ago

New York Post

50-day sanctions deadline for Russia wastes time — and human lives — as Putin ‘lies’ to Trump, Zelensky exclusively tells The Post

2h ago

Fortune

The changing nature of startup employment, OpenAI’s e-commerce ambitions, and Powell’s future

2h ago

Business Insider

Student-loan borrowers are at high risk if Trump dismantles the Department of Education, 11 organizations told Elizabeth Warren

2h ago

Engadget

Roblox is adding an 'age estimation' feature for teens

2h ago

How-To Geek

I Tried Homebrew on Linux. Here's How It Went

2h ago

How-To Geek

Nothing Phone 3 Review: The Little Flagship That Couldn't

2h ago