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"Apple continues to face challenges in terms of unit shipments -- a trend that is unlikely to be fixed soon." 

"The robots will now be able to prioritize who they kill first based on our emotional reaction..."

Meanwhile its mobile internet networks and state surveillance systems sales are exploding across Africa...

Banks are becoming useless antiques. And by the time the Federal Reserve has figured out how to make real time payments, I expect the technology at that time will have leapfrogged their best efforts...

“The issue is that the free market has been distorted and what’s happened is that the distortion is so grotesque and the engineering is so repulsive, all we need to do is just expose what’s going on..."

On the same day, the company announced a new project for a 14 meter long rocket that can be launched more than 100 times per year after the technology is perfected...

"...probably a broad base of Google employees that are ideologically super left wing, sort of woke, and think that China’s better than the US..."

"They’re hearing Facebook users’ conversations, sometimes with vulgar content, but do not know why Facebook needs them transcribed."

"Autonomous trucks will become more the norm than the exception.”

Shocking new data shows global DRAM revenue collapsed 42.5% to $14.8 billion in 2Q19 on a YoY basis.

The establishment is signalling intent here – the way they always do when these opportunities are either presented to them, or created by them. Harness that fear, sense the opening, and drive the push through...

"Blind locomotion" powers this 90-pound robot cheetah. 

If Facebook's agreement with France is replicated by other European countries, whatever is left of free speech in Europe, especially on the internet, is likely to dry up fast...

"The failing New York Times..."

"...it systematically saved users' public Instagram stories — a type of content designed to vanish after 24 hours."

...down 35% from its highs

Is the inventory juicing over? It certainly seems that "we built it" but "they did not come"

The move comes over a month after Tokyo tightened controls on chip components