Nvidia Unveils Open Nemotron 3 AI Models, Stock Rises 1.7%
Nvidia launched its open Nemotron 3 AI model family and announced Super and Ultra versions coming in 2026, sending shares up 1.7%.
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Nvidia launched its open Nemotron 3 AI model family and announced Super and Ultra versions coming in 2026, sending shares up 1.7%.
Psychologists applying clinical diagnostic methods to AI models found distinct behavioral and emotional patterns in ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini.
Nasdaq has asked the SEC to approve 24-hour stock trading, a move that could transform U.S. equity markets and expand access for global investors.
Hardware makers plan to lower base memory in laptops and smartphones, pushing higher RAM configurations into premium segments without cutting prices.
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A Netflix-funded director was convicted after redirecting $55 million meant for a sci-fi series into crypto trading, stocks, and luxury purchases.
Kiyosaki says an AI bubble could burst within three to four months and trigger what he calls the biggest market crash in history.
Michael Burry warns that growing Fed intervention and rising bank reserves could push the U.S. toward effective nationalization of its $40 trillion bond market.
The SEC releases a retail-focused bulletin explaining crypto custody options, key risks, and practical steps to protect wallets, keys, and seed phrases.
Cisco shares climbed above their dot-com bubble high for the first time in 25 years, allowing investors who bought at the 2000 peak to finally break even.