Quora’s Chatbot Platform Poe Allows Users to Download Paywalled Articles on Demand

Quora, the popular question-and-answer ⁣platform, has introduced ⁤an ⁣innovative feature ⁣to ‍enhance user ‌experience. It has launched a ⁣chatbot platform, named ⁤Poe, that enables⁢ users to access paywalled articles on demand. This new functionality is aimed at making valuable information more accessible to users,⁢ regardless ‍of ‌subscription limitations or ⁢paywalls. For those unfamiliar with paywalls,… Continue reading Quora’s Chatbot Platform Poe Allows Users to Download Paywalled Articles on Demand

Print toys on demand with this kids’ 3D printer for under $350

In recent years, 3D printing has become a popular technology for creating prototypes, tools, and even household items. And now, thanks to advancements in the industry, even kids can get in on the action with their very own 3D printer designed specifically for children. Introducing the Kids’ 3D Printer, a compact and affordable device that… Continue reading Print toys on demand with this kids’ 3D printer for under $350

Rivian beats on Q2 revenue, raises EV production guidance for 2023

Electric vehicle (EV) upstart Rivian recently reported a blowout second quarter, raising its production target for 2023. The automaker said that its total revenue for the second quarter exceeded $1 billion, a rise of 250 percent from the first quarter. The company credited its impressive quarter to strong demand for its vehicles, which includes the… Continue reading Rivian beats on Q2 revenue, raises EV production guidance for 2023

Bitcoin rises about 14% in 7-day span as US banking system wobbles

In the past week, the price of Bitcoin has roared back as the US banking system experienced its fair share of issues. Bitcoin started the week at around $7,800 per coin, but since then, the digital currency has soared nearly 14% in a mere seven days, rising to around $9,000 per coin. The surge has… Continue reading Bitcoin rises about 14% in 7-day span as US banking system wobbles

Bummed out from the last week? Here’s some bullish news for software companies

If your software company has been feeling the blues in the weeks since the pandemic began, then here’s some good news: there is still a bright future ahead of you. Over the last few months, there has been a surge in demand for software companies from all sectors of the economy, from retail to finance… Continue reading Bummed out from the last week? Here’s some bullish news for software companies

Sony’s selling so many PS5s it’s become AMD’s biggest GPU buyer

With the launch of Sony’s new Playstation 5 (PS5) last November, the gaming industry has been buzzing with more excitement than usual. The pandemic has led to a surge in demand for the latest console, with Sony working hard to keep up. It has become the biggest demand generator for microprocessor giant AMD during this… Continue reading Sony’s selling so many PS5s it’s become AMD’s biggest GPU buyer

Higher egg prices yield demand for alternatives

With the drastic rise in the price of eggs, many consumers are beginning to look towards alternative sources of breakfast and baking staples. Throughout the past year, the cost of eggs has skyrocketed due to an avian flu highlighting the need for research and development of alternative sources of affordable proteins. If the price of… Continue reading Higher egg prices yield demand for alternatives

Daily Crunch: In layoff update, Amazon CEO tells workers ‘we plan to eliminate just over 18,000 roles’

Amazon, a leading e-commerce giant, recently announced the layoffs of 18,000 employees due to the pandemic. This news has sent shockwaves among Amazon’s workers and the business world alike. The company said the job cuts are made with a heavy heart, as it had added more than 400,000 people to its workforce during the pandemic.… Continue reading Daily Crunch: In layoff update, Amazon CEO tells workers ‘we plan to eliminate just over 18,000 roles’

All signs point to IT spending rising in 2023

Every year, businesses factor IT spending into their operational budgets; however, projections for 2023 indicate that IT spending is likely to rise considerably. The precise amounts may vary from organization to organization, but the overall trend is one of increased investment in technology, software, and services across the board. The unprecedented events of 2020 have… Continue reading All signs point to IT spending rising in 2023

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