Rani Molla is a Senior Tech Correspondent at Sherwood Media. She reports on the intersection of technology and culture, with a focus on areas such as artificial intelligence, logistics technology, and the future of work. Rani has been featured in RealClearMarkets, Sherwood News, and Vox.
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The tech giant is hoovering up cheap debt around the globe to fund its war chest....
Oracle reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday against a backdrop of fresh AI jitters , fueled by conservative Broadcom guidance and macro pressure from hawkish jobs and inflation data.
In a matter of days, the narrative surrounding the artificial intelligence boom has violently shifted from performance breakthroughs to a brutal, margin-crushing price war.
By: Rani Molla
Waymo is hoping its new membership tier will lock in customers and get them to spend more.
The Information reports that as part of its overhaul strategy, Microsoft has thought of spinning out the struggling unit....
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A version of Tesla FSD is currently available in five European markets....
By: Rani Molla
Low-volume production started in April. Now people are noticing them more and more in the wild.
The truck asks one central question: will Americans trade features for affordability?
15 pts With its new pickup, Slate Auto is making a simple bet: price matters more than almost anything else. The company announced today that the American-made electric truck will start at $24,950, placing it squarely in the mid-$20,000 price range it had originally promised and making it the least expensive pickup…
New Jersey wants driverless cars, so long as they have lidar. But Tesla's are camera-only.
