Lots of companies got clocked last week. We saw weakness in a host of industries everything from media to gambling to cloud computing and software sales. The pain in the technology sector seems to know no bounds, as we mark one year ago this month since the Nasdaq last closed at a record high. (To… Continue reading Cramer: Why tech can’t find a bottom as other parts of the market show signs of life
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BMW i7 review, Aptera carbon fiber, Subaru US-built EVs: Today’s Car News
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1000-mile Aptera solar EV will get Italian carbon-fiber body
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Subaru likely won’t build EVs in the US, citing labor costs
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Tiny Computer, Huge Learnings: Students at SMU Build Baby Supercomputer With NVIDIA Jetson Edge AI Platform
“DIY” and “supercomputer” aren’t words typically used together. But a do-it-yourself supercomputer is exactly what students built at Southern Methodist University, in Dallas, using 16 NVIDIA Jetson Nano modules, four power supplies, more than 60 handmade wires, a network switch and some cooling fans. The project, dubbed SMU’s “baby supercomputer,” aims to help educate those… Continue reading Tiny Computer, Huge Learnings: Students at SMU Build Baby Supercomputer With NVIDIA Jetson Edge AI Platform
Carvana shares plunge to record low as used-car prices fall
The Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index, which tracks used-vehicle prices, dropped in October for a fifth-straight month, down 10.6% from a year earlier. Go to Source
Orange barrels: Detroit GP fixes the damn roads for 2023 race
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Ford urges broad interpretation of new EV tax credits
Washington — Ford Motor Co. is asking the federal government to limit what it dubs a “foreign entity of concern” in order to expand the number of vehicles qualifying for a new, more stringent $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit. The automaker was responding to a request from the U.S. Department of Treasury on how it… Continue reading Ford urges broad interpretation of new EV tax credits
Nissan may snub Renault revamp over sharing tech with Geely
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Gallery: Rural road trip in a Hertz-Rent-a-Tesla
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