Scott Rosenberg
Managing Editor, Technology at Axios
Managing editor/tech, Axios. Writing on the Web since '94. Books: Say Everything, Dreaming in Code. Formerly: Salon, Wired, etc. Mastodon: https://t.co/VAYC4glNrp
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1 week ago |
axios.com | Ina Fried |Scott Rosenberg
Illustration: Annelise Capossela/AxiosU.S. tech giants are awkwardly navigating two paths through the minefield of President Trump's global trade war. The big picture: Companies like Apple and Nvidia are altering their short-term supply chains and diversifying their product sourcing to minimize the cost of Trump's tariffs. At the same time, they're doing everything they can to get on Trump's good side, hoping it will pay off in carve-outs or other favors.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Scott Rosenberg
4 hours agoJon Stewart Destroys Conservatives With A Page Out Of Trump's BookThe "Daily Show" host demolished Republicans' "best argument" for the president's tariffs with a blast from the past. “Daily Show” host Jon Stewart on Monday took down conservatives for continuing to praise President Donald Trump amid economic chaos fueled by his tariffs.
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3 weeks ago |
axios.com | Scott Rosenberg |Ina Fried
Illustration: Shoshana Gordon/AxiosApple's leaders, customers and fans are all holding their breath to see whether Trump's gigantic new tariffs will hamstring the iPhone maker. Why it matters: Steve Jobs and Tim Cook built the most successful and arguably most beloved U.S. company for the last 25 years on a foundation of open trade, particularly with China. Trump has now set about torching the whole arrangement.
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3 weeks ago |
benton.org | Scott Rosenberg
Elon Musk's self-deal for his AI company xAI to acquire X, formerly Twitter, is the strongest sign yet that the AI business is devouring the social media world. Musk's move is a maneuver to spruce up his overall financial picture—leveraging the AI industry's fizzy valuation arithmetic to shore up X's stagnant revenue and debt-loaded capital structure.
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3 weeks ago |
axios.com | Scott Rosenberg
Illustration: Lindsey Bailey/AxiosElon Musk's self-deal for his AI company xAI to acquire X, formerly Twitter, is the strongest sign yet that the AI business is devouring the social media world. Between the lines: Musk's move is a maneuver to spruce up his overall financial picture — leveraging the AI industry's fizzy valuation arithmetic to shore up X's stagnant revenue and debt-loaded capital structure.
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It could certainly be a DDOS attack. But DDOS looks a lot like "many people trying to view content from a server that lacks enough capacity to serve that volume of people."
RT @rachelmetz: If you’re in the Bay Area and you still have power, charge your phone.
OpenAI's drama looks like the result of a culture clash on the nonprofit board over its mission. Nonprofit boards aren't like other boards! They're responsible for a mission, not for maximizing shareholder value. My analysis at @axios https://t.co/0TFYY4bt95
