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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.
Every major consulting firm has bet billions on artificial intelligence. According to a new Business Insider report, the returns have been disappointing for at least one of those giants.
Marvell is spending $3.5 billion to clear a bottleneck. AI chips have become brutally powerful, but their conversations—the movement of data between processors and memory—are stuck on aging copper highways.
Anthropic is spending its cash on infrastructure. Not servers, but opinionated code. The company is buying Bun, the open-source toolkit that rewrote the rules for running JavaScript. Seven million monthly downloads, 82,000 GitHub stars.
Kling’s new video model is smarter than yours. At least that’s what its internal benchmarks say. The company released Video O1, an all-in-one transformer for generating and editing clips.
Modernizing code across thousands of repositories is a nightmare of scale, fragmented patterns, inconsistent updates, and endless manual fixes. AWS just turned that nightmare into a conversation.
OpenAI is scrambling to launch a new model next week. It's a direct shot at Google's Gemini 3. This is not a routine update.
Edge AI is stuck. Everyone likes the idea of running smart models in factories, oil fields, and remote clinics, but the reality of spotty connections and strict data laws usually kills it.
The race to build an AI browser is on. Google, Microsoft, Apple—everyone is in. Yet in a field obsessed with raw speed and dazzling, unpredictable "agents," Norton is building something boring.
AWS is betting big on mathematically verifiable AI. At its re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, the company rolled out three new features for its Amazon Bedrock AgentCore platform: policy, evaluations, and episodic memory.
Amazon just launched new foundation models called Nova. Powerful? Sure. But look at Forge, the companion service.
AWS announced its Trainium3 UltraServers today. More importantly, the company has now deployed over one million of its custom Trainium accelerators.
Amazon’s vision for your job is not assistance, but obsolescence. At its re:Invent conference, AWS CEO Matt Garman pitched a new class of AI called “frontier agents.” These systems are engineered to own the software development lifecycle—for hours,...
Matt Garman sees a straight line from AWS’s cloud dominance to its AI future, efficiency, scale, and incremental upgrades to the infrastructure that already powers half the internet.
NVIDIA just wired two billion dollars into the chip design business. The target is Synopsys, the company that makes the tools engineers use to design everything from smartphones to satellites. This isn't venture capital.
The arrangement is elegantly circular. Thrive Capital, an investor that has poured over a billion dollars into OpenAI, creates a holding company. That holding company, Thrive Holdings, now gives its equity to OpenAI.
Lung cancer, COPD, and infectious diseases, these are conditions where every second of diagnostic clarity matters.
Coforge sells something more boring and more useful than AI magic: paperwork that does itself. Its Quasar platform now includes two new accelerators, AgentSphere and Trust AI, built to slot AI directly into the daily grind of large companies.
The market forecasts a staggering $329.5 billion for AI server spending by 2026. That figure creates a brutal bottleneck. Most firms are locked out. They can't afford the capital, lack the expertise, or face opaque cloud terms.
OpenAI's security alert this week carries a familiar, unsettling echo. The threat wasn't a direct assault on the ChatGPT maker itself. It was a leak at a third-party analytics vendor, Mixpanel, where data on OpenAI users spilled out.
Hospitals run on chaos, memory, and people who eventually quit. Two engineers bought a single phone number and decided to answer it. Their idea was simple: listen.
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