Through eight full seasons as an SG-1 mainstay as well as his recurring role through the show’s final 9th and 10th seasons of ...

Sci-fi fans love Stargate SG-1, but making the show was apparently a 'nightmare' for all involved, especially when it came to ...

Throughout its eight-year run, we spent time with compelling actors on The Sopranos, who made us laugh, made us cry, and sent ...

Why is the new Stargate initiative so important for Nvidia Corp.? With the stock rising again on Wednesday, one analyst ran down the reasons. To start, investors have been focused lately on the ...

When Stargate Universe was cancelled, it left the larger Stargate TV saga in limbo. However, there were once plans to make a movie that would've fixed that.

The venture, called Stargate, adds to tech companies' significant investments in US data centres, huge buildings full of servers that provide computing power. The three companies plan to ...

The Stargate AI Project was announced by US President Donald Trump at the White House. The project which Trump calls “the largest AI infrastructure in the history of AI” has been backed by ...

Microsoft was mentioned only as a technology partner in a joint venture called Stargate launched by OpenAI, SoftBank Group Corp. and Oracle Corp. Then, in a blog post, the software giant said ...

The project creates a company called Stargate, which will be initially funded by SoftBank (SFTBY), OpenAI, Oracle (ORCL), and UAE-based MGX. Stargate named Nvidia, along with Microsoft (MSFT ...

On Tuesday, OpenAI, SoftBank, Oracle, and MGX announced plans to form Stargate, a new company that will invest $500 billion in AI computing infrastructure across the United States over four years.

President Donald Trump just announced Stargate, a $500 billion AI investment backed by SoftBank, Oracle, MGX, and OpenAI over the next four years. Let’s put it differently: OpenAI just secured a ...

Kevin Weil talks about why OpenAI, SoftBank and Oracle are planning a massive investment in A.I. infrastructure in the U.S. Weil spoke with WSJ’s Joanna Stern at Journal House in Davos.