Enterprise

The inception of Partiful by Shreya Murthy and Joy Tao in 2020 was audacious, especially during an era characterized by social distancing and isolation due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Their mission was clear: to create a platform that facilitates in-person gatherings during a time when such gatherings were scarcely possible. This paradox could have easily
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Nestled away in the picturesque surroundings of Santa Barbara, California, a team of scientists from Alphabet is on the brink of changing the landscape of technology with their groundbreaking work in quantum computing. This ambitious initiative aims to create the world’s most sophisticated quantum computers, which could redefine our understanding and application of artificial intelligence
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ASML, a leading player in the semiconductor equipment industry, has recently revealed concerning figures regarding its net bookings for the first quarter of 2025. Falling short of expectations with reported bookings of 3.94 billion euros (approximately $4.47 billion), the company is stirring discussions about a potential ebb in demand for its crucial chipmaking machinery. Such
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In a pivotal shift for the United States’ semiconductor landscape, the U.S. Commerce Department has launched a national security investigation aimed at scrutinizing imports related to semiconductor technology and its myriad downstream products. This strategic inquiry, initiated via a Federal Register notice, reveals the potential for heightened tariffs amidst escalating trade tensions. Such measures reflect
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Recently, Apple Inc. demonstrated its market prowess by witnessing a 2% uptick in its stock price, consequently pushing its market capitalization back above the remarkable $3 trillion threshold. This resurgence is linked to Wall Street’s relief over the federal government’s decision to exempt crucial Apple products—namely, iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks—from incoming tariffs leveled by the
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In an era dominated by technological advancement, Amazon’s satellite internet project, Kuiper, has hit a snag not due to technical glitches but rather the unpredictable forces of nature. Intended to launch 27 satellites from Cape Canaveral, Florida, the mission was postponed due to adverse weather conditions, characterized by “stubborn cumulus clouds” and heavy winds, as
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