For the past 15 years, I’ve switched Android phones more than 50 times, easily. Each time I did that, I performed the same action on my old phone: Go to settings, find the factory reset option, and ...

Shares of U.S. manufacturing companies slipped with the broader market as manufacturing conditions remained weak into the last month of the year. A survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas ...

Amid the AI-heavy headlines at Microsoft's annual conference, several behind-the-scenes updates landed that could have a major impact on how IT teams build, run and scale core infrastructure in Azure.

For consumers who are heavy on savings and light on credit history, a new partnership in the world of credit scores could help them lock down a loan. FICO, the company basically synonymous with the ...

Barkin sees economy in 'unattractive' balance with inflation above target Fed policymakers divided on interest rate cuts Upcoming data could help clarify right direction for policy WINCHESTER, ...

Companies are shifting to artificial intelligence factories — large-scale, standardized systems powered by NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) technology — to turn AI development into a continuous, ...

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Microsoft MSFT1.04%increase; green up pointing triangle is expanding its ambitious data center build-out with an AI “super factory,” a set of two-story structures in Atlanta aimed at connecting ...

In Atlanta, Microsoft has flipped the switch on a new class of datacenter – one that doesn’t stand alone but joins a dedicated network of sites functioning as an AI superfactory to accelerate AI ...

Microsoft is expanding its ambitious data center build-out with an AI “super factory,” a set of two-story structures in Atlanta aimed at connecting seamlessly with infrastructure in other areas to ...

Key insight: Experian combines credit, cashflow, trended, and alternative data into one underwriting score. Expert quote: Experian's Scott Brown suggests the model lets lenders "say yes" more often.

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