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Tennis star Taylor Fritz says playing video games helps keep his brain 'working well' on the court
"It's like playing chess with pieces that are almost moving without your control," Taylor Fritz said.
Canada could use 2 key exports as leverage against Trump. One premier says that's a bad idea.
Canadian leaders are looking for leverage over the US, from F-35 purchases and coal shipments to cutting off electricity exports.
Yayoi Kusama never stopped creating until her death at 97. Here’s what she said about productivity and aging.
"I wake up early in the morning and stay up late at night, sometimes until 3 a.m., just to make art," Yayoi Kusama said in 2014.
The cow comes home: China’s Internet celebrates Z.ai claiming ownership of Ox Alpha
Chinese fans rejoiced at Z.ai claiming ownership of Ox Aloha, lauding the startup's new model and its use of domestic AI chips.
I visited lesser-known parts of Japan. The trip taught me to say ‘yes’ more.
Tracy Block learned to blend whisky, ate black bear, and tried on a $30,000 vintage kimono on her first trip to Japan.
Nvidia has been in talks to acquire Hugging Face for more than $13 billion
Nvidia has held talks to acquire Hugging Face for more than $13 billion as the chip giant expands its AI dealmaking.
Tempe turns off its Flock license plate reader system, citing privacy concerns and risk for 'misuse'
The Arizona city ended its relationship with Flock, saying that the "risk of misuse is too great" and that the cameras will be taken down.
CEO Jensen Huang went on an AI deal spree in August. Nvidia plans to invest $18 billion more this fiscal year.
Nvidia invests billions in AI, with $18 billion committed to invest in AI model makers and infrastructure the rest of the fiscal year.
Marc Benioff goes on the offensive: 'This is not the SaaSpocalypse'
Salesforce's Marc Benioff dismissed fears of SaaSpocalypse after the company's latest earnings report.
Meta's historic $18 billion settlement may mean little for the plight of teens
The historic settlement may change the future of social media. It may mean little for the teens at the heart of the lawsuit.
I launched a Buy Canadian marketplace in response to US trade tensions. Now traffic is surging.
Toronto entrepreneur Valerie Crisp built a Buy Canadian marketplace amid US trade tensions. When things heated up, daily traffic nearly tripled.
The US Army is betting on nuclear microreactors to keep its bases powered even if the grid goes dark
Five companies will build nuclear microreactors at five bases, with plans to expand the program to additional installations in the future.