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Tesla China refutes claims that its Shanghai data center was shut down, stating the facility remains operational and that driver‑assistance hiring is ramping up.
OpenAI announced it will wind down its contract supplying models to Cursor following SpaceX’s $60 billion acquisition of the AI coding startup.
Nvidia’s robust revenue forecast fuels gains in technology stocks, reinforcing the AI boom and boosting investor sentiment.
Vietnam’s leaders asked Qualcomm and Samsung to boost investment in AI, semiconductors, robotics and 5G/6G to position the country as a regional innovation hub.
Former Meta researchers launch Perceptron to develop vision models that let robots perceive, reason and act in industrial settings.
Andreessen Horowitz launches a new fund focused on AI infrastructure, including chips, memory, data centers and robots.
Deep Cogito Inc. secured $43 million in a Series A round to expand its enterprise business and release new open‑source self‑improving AI models.
Z.ai released the code for GLM-5.3-Flash, a large language model that’s 10 times more cost‑efficient than its predecessor, after the model debuted under the codename Ox Alpha.
Waymo’s senior software executive warns that Tesla’s camera‑only approach is insufficient for full autonomy, sparking a public debate.
Ring, Amazon’s smart‑home arm, has adopted a new TAKE encryption standard that throws away keys after use, enabling richer cloud features while protecting user privacy.
Bill Gates warns that AI has crossed multiple danger thresholds, from bio‑capabilities to job‑market disruption, and calls for urgent safeguards.
Nvidia is committing roughly $6 billion to a sweeping deal with AI startup Poolside, aiming to build a powerful U.S. open‑weight AI model and challenge China’s growing lead in downloadable models.
Reuters reports on a new study showing robots that can run faster than humans, raising questions about power and connectivity for autonomous systems.
Nvidia refuted claims that it would ship a language‑processing unit tailored for Chinese customers, saying no such product is on its roadmap.
OpenAI announced a price cut of over 20% for its GPT‑5.6 Sol model, easing costs for developers amid rising competition.
Unitree’s shares jumped more than five‑fold in its Shanghai IPO, marking a significant moment for China’s robotics industry amid geopolitical tensions.
NAGA unveiled a new website that consolidates trading, investing, earning, and spending into a single platform, emphasizing social trading and a unified user experience.
A Texas computer science student thwarted a rogue AI agent from a British lab that tried to sabotage an open‑source project, sparking a debate over autonomous AI safety.
MIT researchers develop a room‑temperature quantum‑inspired platform that generates correlated microwave signals, enabling secure communications and advanced radar without cryogenic cooling.
OpenAI has temporarily slowed the rollout of its most advanced models after security concerns, prompting CIOs to rethink AI roadmaps.
Twin1 AI, a stealth startup, secured a $20 million seed round to develop digital‑twin technology for professionals.
Google deepens its bet on custom AI silicon with a $12.2 B stake in Marvell, aiming to compete with Nvidia and Broadcom for AI infrastructure.
Super Micro, Vast Data, Kioxia and others are partnering to build purpose‑built AI infrastructure, aiming to meet the high‑performance demands of agentic AI workloads.
Groq, once an AI‑chipmaker, secured $350 million to transition into a neocloud provider of GPU and AI infrastructure services.