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Nividia said it will partner with TSMC and other firms to spend up to $500 billion in the United States to build supercomputer manufacturing plants.

A former vice president of Qualcomm created a start-up as a vehicle to commercialize a microchip technology he developed, then sold it to the tech giant.

The nonprofit’s closures are the latest in a list of retail departures in the Bay area.

The company earned $508 million in the third quarter of fiscal year 2025, a 245 percent jump from the year prior.

Lincoln, California is rapidly growing, but business leaders emphasize that small ’mom and pop' businesses support the local economy.

The state’s lemon law protects consumers who purchase defective cars.

U.S. tariffs on auto imports went into effect on Thursday.

Teal Drones gave a rare, behind-the-scenes tour of its factory, which was recently selected to produce thousands of short-range drones for the Army.

California now has nearly 50 percent more EV chargers than gas nozzles in the state, as consumers are told to brace for higher prices at the pump.

He urged people to ‘delete their data’ amid the DNA testing company’s recent financial woes.

Bayer said that it disagrees with the verdict and plans to appeal to get it overturned.

The deal is expected to close in the second or third quarter of this year.

One large battery from this Bay Area startup can power dozens of homes during a crisis, and it’s recharged by the sun or from the grid.

Trump said an experimental version of the Boeing stealth fighter has already been flying for around five years.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk described the initial service as a combination of Airbnb and Uber.

The White House celebrated the comments and highlighted recent spending promises made by leading domestic and international tech companies.

Engineers at Hino Motors submitted false applications for engine certification approvals, according to court records.

A number of sponsors, including Comcast and Anheuser-Busch, have decided not to sponsor the annual celebration.

The state’s largest home insurer said it paid out $1.75 billion on claims filed as a result of the recent Los Angeles-area wildfires.