Roblox could move its corporation from Delaware to Nevada. Shareholders will vote on the possible move in May. Some companies have followed Elon Musk's decision to reincorporate his companies ...

Roblox announced Monday that it’s launching the first iteration of its 3D model, dubbed “Cube,” to allow creators to create 3D objects using generative AI. The company also launched an open ...

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He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme. Roblox is launching and open-sourcing Cube 3D, the first version of its foundational AI model for generating 3D objects.

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However, there is no evidence he was saying that his win in Pennsylvania was due to Musk's purported knowledge of vote-counting computers. In short, Trump did produce the quote about Musk and vote ...

On March 17, US President Donald Trump’s senior advisor Elon Musk claimed that there are “Magic Money Computers” operational at several government departments that can “make money out of ...

US government cost-cutting czar Elon Musk claims to have found at least 14 “magic money computers” in the federal government with the ability to send money from nothing. Musk said the ...

A drawing of a GPU chip Tech companies are now packing GPUs — which are ideal for running the calculations that power A.I. — as tightly as possible into specialized computers. A drawing of ...

“It’s insane,” said Musk, as Cruz asked him about “magic money computers.” Steven Goldstein is based in London and responsible for MarketWatch's coverage of financial markets in ...