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'True Detective: Night Country' Sets January Premiere on HBO (Video) - Vimarsana News

'True Detective: Night Country' Sets January Premiere on HBO (Video)

The anticipated new season of HBO’s “True Detective” anthology series finally has a premiere date. The new installment, titled “True Detective: Night Country”…

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Microsoft technology chief says supply of Nvidia AI chips is improving - Vimarsana News

Microsoft technology chief says supply of Nvidia AI chips is improving

Kevin Scott, Microsoft's chief technology officer, said supply of Nvidia's graphics processing units is improving now that generative AI hype has cooled a bit.

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TV Business In Further Contraction As Marketplace Reopens Post-Strike – Deadline - Vimarsana News

TV Business In Further Contraction As Marketplace Reopens Post-Strike – Deadline

For those working in TV, it is not clear what kind of business and marketplace they will be going back to after the end of the writers strike.

Warner Music Group CEO Robert Kyncl on the Inevitability of AI: 'The Genie Is Not Going Back' - Vimarsana News

Warner Music Group CEO Robert Kyncl on the Inevitability of AI: 'The Genie Is Not Going Back'

Warner Music Group CEO Robert Kyncl has a message for a music industry facing disruption from artificial intelligence that’s often likened to the rise of…

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HBO Head Casey Bloys Warns There Is No 'Business As Usual' After WGA Strike - Vimarsana News

HBO Head Casey Bloys Warns There Is No 'Business As Usual' After WGA Strike

HBO head Casey Bloys noted he was "happy" the WGA strike has come to an end but said there's no "business as usual."