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Google explores partnership with Marvell to develop new AI inference chips

Google is reportedly in discussions with Marvell Technology to develop new semiconductor chips designed to improve the efficiency of artificial intelligence systems, according to recent media reports citing sources familiar with the matter. The potential collaboration focuses on creating chips optimized......

US declines to assist French investigation into Musk’s X, raising legal tensions

The United States Department of Justice has reportedly declined to assist French authorities in an investigation involving the social media platform X, owned by Elon Musk. The decision highlights growing complexities in cross-border legal cooperation in the digital age. According to reports, the request......

Crypto platforms outpace banks in adopting autonomous AI agents

Cryptocurrency platforms are deploying autonomous artificial intelligence agents faster than traditional financial institutions, as continuous trading infrastructure accelerates automation across digital asset markets. A recent case study highlights how always-on systems in crypto enable a shift from......

World ID expands into Tinder, Zoom and DocuSign to fight deepfakes

Tools for Humanity, the company behind the World ID system backed by Sam Altman, has announced major integrations with Tinder, Zoom, and DocuSign as part of a broader push to counter deepfakes and AI driven fraud. The announcement was made during the “Lift Off” event in San Francisco, where......

China calls Meta’s $2 billion Manus deal a tech “conspiracy”

China has branded Meta’s 2 billion dollar acquisition of AI startup Manus as a “conspiracy,” escalating tensions over one of the most sensitive cross border deals in artificial intelligence. The assessment came from China’s national security commission, a top level body chaired......

Amazon’s $200 billion AI push faces internal tool sprawl challenges

Amazon is scaling its artificial intelligence strategy with a planned 200 billion dollar capital expenditure in 2026, as CEO Andy Jassy defends one of the largest investment programs in the tech sector. The company disclosed that its cloud division now generates more than 15 billion dollars in annualized......

Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.7 faces backlash over hidden cost concerns

Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.7 as its most advanced public AI model, highlighting gains in coding, instruction following, and long running agent tasks. The San Francisco company also reported higher honesty scores, with the model reaching 91.7 percent on its MASK benchmark and challenging incorrect......

Hassabis says ai’s biggest challenge goes beyond chatbot competition

Demis Hassabis has warned that the most important challenge in artificial intelligence is not the race to build better chatbots but the safe development of artificial general intelligence. His remarks come amid renewed attention driven by a recent biography and a series of public appearances that have......

Mozilla unveils Thunderbolt, a self-hosted AI client for enterprises

Mozilla Foundation, through its subsidiary MZLA Technologies Corporation, has introduced Thunderbolt, an open source AI client designed for organizations that want to run artificial intelligence workloads on their own infrastructure rather than relying on external cloud providers. Thunderbolt acts as......

Perplexity launches AI-powered Personal Computer assistant for Mac users

Perplexity AI has begun rolling out Personal Computer, an artificial intelligence assistant designed to integrate directly with macOS and manage local files, native applications, and web activity in real time. The feature is now available to subscribers of its premium Max plan and users previously registered......

OpenAI unveils GPT-Rosalind to accelerate life sciences research

OpenAI has introduced GPT-Rosalind, a reasoning model designed for life sciences research, marking the company’s first major move into scientific AI tools focused on genomics, drug discovery, and protein engineering. The release came alongside a broad update to its Codex coding agent, which gained......

AI firms shift from seat pricing to usage based revenue models

Artificial intelligence companies are moving away from traditional per user pricing toward models that charge based on actual usage, according to a new analysis from Goldman Sachs. The shift reflects how AI is changing the nature of work, with software increasingly performing tasks instead of human users. The......

U.S. lawmakers revise bill aimed at Chinese chipmaking industry

U.S. lawmakers have revised proposed legislation aimed at restricting China’s access to advanced semiconductor manufacturing equipment, scaling back some of the more expansive measures included in earlier drafts. The updated proposal reflects ongoing debates over how far export controls should......

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