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‘Compute Equals Revenues’: Nvidia Needs Jensen Huang’s New Catchphrase to Be True

Here’s everything you need to know from Nvidia’s latest earnings call.

Valve Has Been ‘Letting Children and Adults Alike Illegally Gamble,’ New York A.G. Alleges

The explosive suit involves loot boxes and their supposed psychological effects.

The Good—and Bad—News About Next Week’s Total Lunar Eclipse

An early morning eclipse will sweep across North America on March 3, posing a challenge for skywatchers along the eastern half of the continent.

Revolut Ex-Employee Allegedly Tried to Extort a Customer for Crypto Ransom

It highlights the perils of “trusted third parties”—and reminds us what the whole point of decentralized protocols was to begin with.

Discord Is Delaying Age Checks Following User Backlash

The is pushing back the global rollout of age checks until later this year.

Chicken Jockey Beaten By Furries as ‘Zootopia 2’ Becomes 2025’s Top Domestic Movie

‘A Minecraft Movie’ still raked in an alarming amount of money—it just made slightly less than Disney’s animated smash.

Guy Bets Entire Life Savings Against Elon Musk, Wins

How to succeed in gambling without really trying.

The AI Arms Race Joins Forces With the Literal Arms Race, Fueling $348 Trillion in Debt

It’s the biggest annual increase since the pandemic.

Samsung Galaxy S26 vs. iPhone 17: Is It All About AI?

On paper, the Apple and Samsung’s latest phones are nearly neck and neck on all major features.

Teens Declare: Superheroes Are Out, Daddy Energy Is In

According to a new study, kids are moving on from stoic heroes—and want more compassionate portrayals of masculinity in their lives.