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Fox News host Sean Hannity on Tuesday bought a Tesla to show support for Elon Musk amid an attempted "cancellation" of the car company's billionaire CEO. Sharing a screenshot of his purchase order ...

Taiwan’s Foxconn said on Monday it has launched its first large language model and plans to use the technology to improve manufacturing and supply chain management. The model, named “FoxBrain,” was ...

Foxconn, the Taiwan-based electronics manufacturer, has trained its own AI model called 'FoxBrain'. It's based on Meta's Llama 3.1 model and can be used for data analysis, code generation, math, and ...

Foxconn assembles iPhones for Apple FoxBrain is Taiwan's first large language model with reasoning capabiliti FoxBrain covers data analysis, decision support, document collaboration ...

Taiwan's Foxconn said on Monday it has launched its first large language model and plans to use the technology to improve manufacturing and supply chain management. The model, named 'FoxBrain' was ...

Taiwanese contract manufacturer Foxconn has waded into the artificial intelligence (AI) arena with a large language model of its own, named FoxBrain. According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, ...

President Donald Trump waved off ominous forecasts that his tariffs could bring an economic recession Sunday, claiming America was experiencing a “period of transition.” Speaking with Maria ...

Fox News anchor Maria Bartiromo asked President Donald Trump on Sunday if he was comfortable living in a world without a sovereign Ukraine, knowing he could have done more to help the embattled ...

At midnight every day in Bologna, Italy, rows of supercomputers inside a former tobacco factory start churning through millions of measurements to predict how the Earth’s weather will change.