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This comprehensive look at Barry Wilmore’s life in space dives into his background, his missions, the challenges he’s faced, and the legacy he’s building. Whether you’re a space enthusiast or simply curious about what it takes to live beyond Earth, t

A guy with 🌝 Even in anonymous, he’s still in sight. A guy who talks food tech all day, Even in anonymous, you know his way. A guy who drops startup memes, Even in anonymous, you catch him

Someone purchased the "AI dot com" domain in 1993 for $65, right now he’s selling that same domain for $100m That’s a 153,846,054% return, or 1,538,461x his initial investment

When Mark became a billionaire at 23, Elon was still hustling hard on his own ventures👍🏻 Elon has actually praised Mark’s achievements in interviews, but he’s also joked about their differences—Elon’s more into engineering and rockets, while Mark b

We Indian contribute to 20% of world data consumption but only 3% of data is stored in India. Why so, why can't we save our own data in our own country? Is any one working on it.

Zuckerberg’s move seems to be a direct response to 📈 competition in the AI space. Musk is building an AI supercomputer in Memphis aiming to exceed 1 million GPUs. Meanwhile, Altman announced his own $500 billion "Project Stargate" to create adva

Bengaluru’s traffic mess just got a ₹1 crore solution. 🚦 As the city struggles under the weight of rapid urbanisation and an ever-expanding IT industry, EaseMyTrip co-founder Prashant Pitti has stepped forward with a bold, tech-powered initiative.

Do you believe it was ethical for OpenAI to use publicly available internet data to train its models, even though this approach has raised concerns about copyright and data usage rights?