Steve Goldstein

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2 weeks ago | marketwatch.com | Steve Goldstein

Apple is trailing its major rivals in rolling out artificial intelligence-related technologies — but its researchers say the technology may be overhyped anyway. With puzzles including the Tower of Hanoi, a classic mathematical puzzle involving stacking disks, Apple tested these models.

2 weeks ago | marketwatch.com | Steve Goldstein

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2 weeks ago | marketwatch.com | Steve Goldstein

Qualcomm on Monday sealed a deal to acquire Britain’s Alphawave IP Group in what the company said was an effort to pair high-speed wired connectivity and compute technologies with its own processors for artificial intelligence. Talks have been long running, but Qualcomm said it’s a 96% premium to Alphawave’s price before the discussions first surfaced in early April. Alphawave closed Friday at 149.20 pence, so it’s still a significant premium.

4 weeks ago | marketwatch.com | Steve Goldstein

Published: May 29, 2025 at 10:34 a.m. ETRead what Wall Street analysts write — but don’t pay too much attention to their numerical forecasts. Photo: angela weiss/Agence France-Presse/Getty ImagesWhat useful information can be gleaned from 1.1 million Wall Street analyst notes? A cynic might be tempted to say “nothing” — and to be fair, there would be some justification for that view.