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OpenAI just wrote Amazon a check for ten billion dollars. The money buys them a future that does not depend entirely on NVIDIA.

Amazon's "House of David" generated more than 350 shots with AI in its second season.

Fine-tuning an AI model has been grueling, specialist work. Now it's over. Amazon declared it so Wednesday with a new agent for SageMaker, its cloud...

A federal judge just locked Perplexity's shopping bots out of Amazon. The order is rooted in what the court calls "strong evidence" of unauthorized...

The Amazon outage in March wasn't just a bad afternoon for shoppers. It was a direct consequence of letting AI write checks the system couldn't cash.

Amazon is now selling intelligence by the pound. Their newly launched Nova 2 Lite and Pro models have a single, brutal job: be cheaper than the other...

AWS claims its newly general-available S3 Vectors slashes vector database costs by 90%.

One hundred and sixty thousand people in a single Discord server should be chaos.

Modernizing code across thousands of repositories is a nightmare of scale, fragmented patterns, inconsistent updates, and endless manual fixes.

Anthropic just made a power move that could reshape how enterprises buy AI. Claude Marketplace is here, and it flips an emerging narrative on its...

General Intuition just closed a $320 million funding round at a $2.3 billion valuation, with Jeff Bezos, Eric Schmidt, Coatue, and researchers from...

Hachette killed a novel in March 2026. The book was *Shy Girl*, a horror title. Its official death certificate cited "new information." That vague...

Software maintenance is a tax on every developer’s time, and Google thinks its new AI can finally automate the payment. The tool is called Jules.

OpenAI spent $6.5 billion last May to buy Jony Ive’s design firm and its sleek "io" brand. That’s an astonishing sum for a name.

Amazon’s attempt to give Alexa a personality has always felt like a corporate focus group hallucinating a human.

Google's cloud division just made a standard move for a company its size: it copied a competitor's idea.

Most video games make terrible test labs for artificial intelligence. They’re predictable. They have clear goals. EVE Online is the opposite.

Microsoft wants to sell publishers a life raft. It built the boat. Their new Publisher Content Marketplace, an app store for licensing news and...

The White House just fired a shot across the bow of every state legislature wrestling with artificial intelligence.

The Trump administration just banned Anthropic. Amazon provided the tip. The stated reason is the company's largely foreign workforce.