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Santa Clara-based Tenstorrent landed $1.5 billion to challenge Nvidia, with 200 of its 1,000 workers still in Toronto.
A single cloud virtual machine from Emeryville-based Oxide just outran rival systems on key Wall Street data benchmarks — and the two firms are already selling the combo.
Southern Research will build THRIVE near Station 41 in Southside, aiming to cut animal testing in drug research.
Intermountain Health's new campus now pairs cancer care with cardiology and pediatrics in one Saratoga Springs stop.
Spaceport America flights could probe a mysterious sky layer satellites depend on — and that almost nobody studies.
A weaned deer mouse died without food at a USC lab, part of a pattern watchdogs say stretches back to 2023.
The East Providence hospital's sleep and circadian rhythms center is growing, with new labs and more researchers on the way.
California Northstate University needs people willing to undergo repeated pelvic, breast and rectal exams so med students can practice.
OPPD says physical demolition at the shuttered Fort Calhoun plant is complete, though paperwork and federal sign-off remain before the 660-acre site's future is settled.
Names, birth dates and disability records tied to 7 million California students were copied in a months-long breach of a testing contractor's systems.
Fewer than 40 U.S. hospitals offer the therapy for eye cancer that spreads to the liver — now Omaha is one of them.
Startups like Trueshort and Promise are filling vacant Culver City offices once held by traditional studios, betting AI can remake Hollywood.
Free entry, pie-eating contests, and 8-pound pumpkins flying past the Air Force museum in Riverside.
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