AMD Helios: Microsoft signs on to rack AI system that rivals Nvidia
After a decade-long comeback, chip giant Advanced Micro Devices is preparing to ship its first rack-scale system for…
Why viral ‘maxxing’ trends concern some mental health experts
Adding more books to your reading list this year? You’re booksmaxxing. Incorporating more fiber-rich foods in your diet?…
Why some U.S. entrepreneurs are struggling to out-earn their parents
When Starr Hutchings Purdue’s great-grandfather opened a funeral home in Macon, Georgia, in 1910, undertaking was a reliable…
We switched to flip phones for 4 days as a smartphone detox
For many people who got their first cellphones in the late 1990s or early 2000s, flip phones were…
The explosives shortage may drive up phone, energy and home prices
The United States is facing a shortage of TNT, a high explosive that is essential to the manufacturing…
Workers feel stuck in their jobs. It may be costing the U.S. economy
Americans aren’t quitting their jobs — and that trend is changing the way the labor market functions. Since…
As U.S. jobs disappear, the Federal Reserve returns to rate cuts
It’s getting harder to find work in the United States. U.S. businesses added just 22,000 jobs from July…
Global retirement systems compared for long-term security
Retirement funding looks very different depending on where you live. While the United States leans heavily on voluntary…
How the U.S. space industry became dependent on SpaceX
SpaceX is valued at around $400 billion and is critical for U.S. space access, but it wasn’t always…
Working longer may not fix your retirement, economists say
As Americans live longer and worry about outlasting their money in retirement, a growing number are counting on…
How Canadian boycotts are impacting the U.S.
Amid rising trade and political tensions, Canadian consumers are increasingly turning their backs on American products. Giancarlo Trimarchi,…