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One hundred and ten billion dollars is not an investment. It is a coordinated seizure of territory.

Minecraft is a universe of infinite possibility, a playground where players reshape reality one block at a time.

Data in most companies is a mess. Sales figures sit in one system, shipping delays in another, marketing campaigns somewhere else entirely.

OpenAI spent Tuesday's DevDay conference in San Francisco building something that looks a lot like a rival to Microsoft's own products, using...

Odyssey, the California AI startup founded by Oliver Cameron and Jeff Hawke, has opened public access to its world model Odyssey-3.

Satya Nadella just dropped a video of Microsoft’s first AI factory, a cluster of more than 4,600 Nvidia GB300s, each packed with Blackwell Ultra...

Imagine a workforce of 100,000 people, and a million digital co-workers quietly pulling the levers of your business.

Reflection AI has locked in a $1 billion compute deal with Nebius, giving the open-model startup access to Nvidia's newest chips through the European...

Machine translation quality checks used to be a job for bilingual humans with a rubric and a lot of patience.

Microsoft’s latest play isn’t just a new box. It’s a hardened launchpad for AI agents that work where you work: on your desk, in your local...

Microsoft's new server rack is fast. The Azure ND GB300 VM can process 1.1 million AI tokens per second, a number so large it feels like a physics...

Fine-tuning a massive language model can burn thousands of GPU hours. The memory and compute demands are often prohibitive.

Half a founding team gone in three years isn't a personnel shuffle. It's a hemorrhage.

Free users of ChatGPT just became a product, whether they knew it or not. On Thursday, OpenAI quietly flipped a switch, activating marketing cookies...

Tim O'Reilly has been repeating the same line for three decades: create more value than you capture.

Every AI company wants to sell to banks. Anthropic, tired of waiting, just parked its truck in Microsoft’s driveway.

The partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI was never just a love story. It was a transaction, cloaked in the language of shared ambition.

India’s AI moment is not just coming, it has arrived, and the industry’s biggest players are doubling down.

OpenAI has acquired NextSlide, a startup that used AI to turn prompts, notes and documents into editable slide decks.

Your TV just got a new neighbor you didn’t invite. LG’s latest webOS update silently dropped a Microsoft Copilot shortcut into the home screen, a...