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AI company news, venture capital funding, startup launches, mergers, acquisitions, and major market moves in the AI industry.
AI company news, venture capital funding, startup launches, mergers, acquisitions, and major market moves in the AI industry.
Elon Musk has announced that SpaceX and his AI venture xAI will combine forces to create data centers orbiting the planet.
Microsoft is turning its cloud muscle toward a new kind of storefront—one that lets developers attach a price tag to the articles, photos and videos their models learn from.
Databricks’ new server‑less database promises to shrink the typical months‑long cycle of building data‑driven applications down to a matter of days, a claim that’s catching the eye of firms racing to ready their stacks for the next wave of agentic...
Elon Musk is folding his AI venture, xAI, into the rocket firm that put the first private payload into orbit.
Shared memory is being pitched as the missing layer that lets multiple AI agents work together without slipping into a black‑box.
OpenAI just dropped a new Codex desktop app for macOS, letting developers spin up several AI coding agents side‑by‑side.
DocuSign’s chief executive has sounded a rare note of caution in a market buzzing with generative‑AI promises.
Enterprises are betting heavily on Retrieval‑Augmented Generation, yet many are tracking the wrong signals. Why does this matter?
Rumors have been swirling since Nvidia’s latest press briefing in Taipei, where investors and analysts alike tried to gauge the chipmaker’s stance toward its AI partner, OpenAI.
Wipro’s latest operating model arrives at a moment when dozens of global enterprises are wrestling with legacy systems that simply don’t keep pace with today’s speed of change.
Why does this matter? A fresh survey of data leaders reveals a striking mismatch: 76 % say the very trust that should enable AI at scale is instead throttling it.
Why does a 2015 San Francisco AI lab still dominate headlines? Because it has survived the boom‑and‑bust cycle that swallowed many early‑stage ventures, and now sits at the tail end of a Series F round. While dozens of U.S.
Apple is about to add a $2 billion line item to its balance sheet, earmarked for Q.ai, a fledgling audio venture that claims it can decode a person’s intent by watching their face.
Half of the developers polled think generative AI is a net negative for games, yet the technology still finds a foothold in daily workflows.
Senator Elizabeth Warren has taken the Senate floor to press OpenAI’s chief, Sam Altman, on a question that’s been buzzing in Capitol Hill for weeks: does the company rely on any federal safety net?
Meta’s leadership has been signaling a pivot from the familiar feed‑driven model toward something more conversational.
The company that supplied Immigration and Customs Enforcement with its notorious facial‑recognition tool has found itself at the center of a new legal dispute.
Google’s next foray into wearables promises a software suite that outpaces most competitors, yet the design language still feels tentative.
Here’s the thing: Contextual AI just rolled out Agent Composer, a tool built to push enterprise Retrieval‑Augmented Generation from prototype to production‑grade AI agents.
Why is a tech‑driven social platform suddenly trimming its ranks? Pinterest, which reported 4,666 full‑time employees at the close of 2024, is set to let go of up to 700 staff members by Sept. 30.