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accelerate

[ak-sel-uh-reyt] / ækˈsɛl əˌreɪt /


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“The time is now for Apple to accelerate its AI efforts,” Ives said, adding that Wedbush thinks AI monetization could add as much as $100 per share to the company’s value over a few years.

From MarketWatch

In that framework, “bubbles” are defined as prices that accelerate super-exponentially toward a critical point, with oscillations that become more frequent as the “bubble” matures.

From MarketWatch

Cursor, an AI start-up, is seeing accelerating demand for its programming assistant, which enables programmers to autocomplete code, fix bugs faster, and automate boilerplate tasks.

From Barron's

Chinese AI startups have accelerated their efforts to go public and tap capital markets for funding amid intensifying competition in the AI sector.

From The Wall Street Journal

According to Fuentes, this process increases heat and moisture transfer, accelerates sea ice loss, and promotes the formation of even more leads, reinforcing the cycle.

From Science Daily