Meta wants to make the AI, sensors, and software for humanoid robots, according to Bloomberg.

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Meta's Project Waterworth subsea cable will connect five major continents and enable high-speed connectivity for "AI innovation."

Meta's next big bet may be humanoid robotics, according to a Bloomberg report.

Apparently it was too good to be true after all.

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The company sees its work in AI and AR as giving it a leg up in the nascent field. It eventually wants to build the platform that other companies use in their hardware — essentially, the Android of androids.

All the updates on the EV tax credit in one place.

Trump’s war on EVs continues.

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Elon Musk's AI company, xAI, is said to be in talks to raise $10 billion in a round that would value xAI at $75 billion.

With both Vice President J.D. Vance and U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth making loud noises Friday about Europe stepping up to the plate in spending

The Trump administration said it canceled the grant.

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