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Synthesia hits $4B valuation, lets employees cash out

British startup Synthesia, which provides an AI platform for creating interactive training videos, has raised a $200 million Series E funding round. This brings its valuation to $4 billion, up from $2.1 billion just a year ago.

Reflow Studio: Local workstation for voice cloning and lip sync

Reflow Studio v0.5 is a local and portable workstation for neural dubbing, integrating RVC (voice cloning), Wav2Lip (lip sync), and GFPGAN (face enhancement). It doesn't require Python installation and offers a Cyberpunk-themed interface for an offline and private user experience.

Red Teaming for AI: The Cornerstone of Secure Compliance

Red teaming emerges as a cornerstone practice for safeguarding AI systems, especially in the age of agentic AI, where multi-LLM systems make autonomous decisions. Transparency in AI development and deployment is crucial to mitigate vulnerabilities and ensure regulatory compliance.

Orbital raises $60M Series B to automate real estate law with AI

Orbital, an AI platform for real estate law, has raised $60 million in a Series B funding round. The company aims to expand its presence in the US and UK, further developing its technology to automate legal processes in the real estate sector and create a unified workspace.

Coding LLMs: GLM 4.7 Flash vs. GPT OSS 120B vs. Qwen3 Coder 30B Compared

A Reddit user initiated a discussion comparing three large language models (LLMs) focused on coding: GLM 4.7 Flash, GPT OSS 120B, and Qwen3 Coder 30B. All three models require approximately 60GB of storage. The aim is to gather firsthand experiences regarding the pros and cons of each model.

Pegatron bullish on AI server industry, chair sees 2026 as breakout year

Pegatron's chairman forecasts strong growth in the AI server market starting in 2026. The company aims to capitalize on the increasing demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure.

AUO shifts US strategy from manufacturing base to market leverage

Display manufacturer AUO is reorienting its strategy in the United States, shifting from a manufacturing base to a focus on market leverage. The move signals a change in the company's approach to the US market.

Leading US defense companies deepen partnerships with Taiwan

Leading US defense companies are deepening their partnerships with Taiwan. This initiative aims to strengthen the island's technological and defense capabilities in an increasingly complex geopolitical context. The cooperation may include technology transfer and joint development of advanced systems.

LLM Agent Reliability: A Diagnostic Framework for Tool Invocation

A new diagnostic framework evaluates the reliability of multi-agent LLM agents in enterprise automation, focusing on deployments in privacy-sensitive environments. The research analyzes various hardware architectures and models, identifying bottlenecks and accuracy-efficiency trade-offs for cost-effective deployments.

M3Kang: Evaluating Multilingual Multimodal Mathematical Reasoning in Vision-Language Models

M3Kang, a new multilingual dataset for evaluating the multimodal mathematical reasoning capabilities of vision-language models (VLMs), has been introduced. Derived from the Kangaroo Math Competition, it includes problems translated into 108 languages, with benchmarks on open and closed-source models. Results show difficulties in basic math and diagram-based reasoning.

ChiEngMixBench: Evaluating LLMs on Chinese-English Code-Mixed Generation

ChiEngMixBench, a new benchmark, evaluates large language models (LLMs) on Chinese-English code-mixing in real-world communication. It analyzes the spontaneity and naturalness of language, revealing cognitive alignment strategies between LLMs and human communication.

Fitbit and Mental Health: Study on Students During the Pandemic

A research analyzed data collected via Fitbit devices to assess the mental health of students during the pandemic. The results indicate that physiological parameters such as heart rate and sleep quality can be useful for early identification of anxiety, depression, and stress.

Causal Discovery: New Method for Discrete Data

A new study introduces a generalized score matching approach to identify causal relationships in discrete data. The method, which focuses on identifying the topological order of directed acyclic graphs (DAGs), promises to improve the accuracy of causal discovery in various scientific domains.

SemanticALLI: Caching Reasoning, Not Just Responses, in Agentic Systems

A new study introduces SemanticALLI, an architecture that optimizes AI agent pipelines by reusing intermediate logic. Structured caching of intermediate representations significantly increases the hit rate, reducing model calls and latency.

Memory innovation demand urgent as startups and SMEs gain opportunities

The increasing demand for memory capacity is driving innovation in the sector. Startups and SMEs face new opportunities to develop advanced solutions, essential to support artificial intelligence workloads and other data-intensive applications. Technological evolution opens up unprecedented scenarios for the memory market.

2150 closes €210M Fund II for urban and industrial climate tech

Venture capital firm 2150 announced the final close of its €210 million second fund, bringing total assets under management to €500 million. The fund focuses on technology companies seeking to reshape cities and the industries that power them, with a focus on scalable and economically competitive solutions in energy, industrial decarbonisation, advanced manufacturing, mobility, and urban systems.

AI development: focus shifts to real-world impact in 2026

In 2026, artificial intelligence development will shift towards concrete applications and tangible results. This change of direction indicates a phase of industry recalibration, with a greater focus on the effectiveness and integration of AI in real-world contexts.

IT applications show potential for OLED DDI adoption, but upgrade pace remains slow

According to DIGITIMES, IT applications show potential for OLED display driver (DDI) adoption. However, the upgrade pace remains slow. The article analyzes market dynamics and factors influencing the adoption of this technology.

Foxconn leads EMS/ODM rankings on AI servers and Apple boost

According to DIGITIMES, Foxconn maintains its leading position in the production of AI servers, also benefiting from strong demand from Apple. Competition in the sector remains high, with other manufacturers seeking to gain market share.

Jabil names longtime director Steve Raymund chair

Jabil, a manufacturing services company, has announced the appointment of Steve Raymund as chair of the board of directors. Raymund, a current board member, succeeds Timothy Main.

Nvidia DGX Spark GB10 won at a hackathon: what now?

A user won a Dell DGX Spark GB10 workstation at an Nvidia hackathon and is asking for advice on how to best utilize it. Previously, they were using it for inferencing a Nemotron 30B model with vLLM, which required over 100 GB of memory. Now they are looking for suggestions on how to make the most of the hardware.

AutoGen: accelerated inference with Speculative Reasoning Execution

An engineer optimized Microsoft AutoGen's reasoning loop, reducing agent latency by 85% using Speculative Reasoning Execution (SRE). The module, currently under approval, predicts "tool calls" in parallel with LLM inference. A distributed training system for Whisper was also developed.

Adata posts over NT$10 billion in profit before tax in 2025

Adata chairman Simon Chen forecasts pre-tax profits exceeding NT$10 billion by 2025. The company is set to announce its Q3 2025 earnings in December.

Power transmission efficiency shapes future of AI computing

Power transmission efficiency is becoming a critical factor in the development of artificial intelligence and regional competitiveness. Optimizing energy consumption is essential to reduce the operating costs and environmental impact of AI data centers.

Weekly news roundup: strategy shifts, supply chain realignments, scaling limits

Weekly overview of key trends in the artificial intelligence sector, with a particular focus on changes in corporate strategies, adjustments in supply chains, and challenges related to the scalability of artificial intelligence solutions. Analysis of the implications for CTOs and infrastructure architects.

Several New X.Org Libraries See 2026 Releases

While we await developments on the future of X.Org Server and a possible 26.1 release, several X.Org libraries received new point releases. These releases primarily focus on build fixes and minor improvements.

Pegatron eyes triple-digit AI server growth in 2026, targets ASIC opportunities

Pegatron expects triple-digit growth in the AI server market by 2026, also targeting opportunities in ASIC chips. The company is preparing to expand its presence in the artificial intelligence sector.

Pegatron aims for growth in AI servers and automotive sectors

Pegatron, despite market challenges, aims for significant growth in the AI server and automotive sectors. The Taiwanese company plans to expand its presence in these strategic markets to offset difficulties encountered in other areas.

Apple appoints Craig Federighi to lead AI efforts, signaling strategic shift with Google Gemini integration

Apple is reorganizing its artificial intelligence strategy, entrusting Craig Federighi with leading the sector. The move suggests an openness to external models such as Google Gemini, in a context of increasing competition in the field of generative AI.

The ASIC server wars begin as Nvidia squeezes the margins

According to DIGITIMES, the ASIC-based server market is about to enter a phase of more intense competition, with Nvidia putting pressure on profit margins. This could lead to new dynamics in the artificial intelligence hardware sector.

iPhone 17: High Demand Strains Taiwanese Carrier Supply Chains

Strong demand for high-end iPhone 17 models is straining Taiwanese carrier supply chains. Carriers are struggling to meet initial orders, signaling renewed interest in Apple's premium devices.

Ennostar’s Micro LED bet targets a bottleneck inside AI server racks

Ennostar is betting on Micro LEDs to solve overheating issues inside AI servers. The technology could improve the efficiency and reliability of cooling systems, which are crucial for the performance of artificial intelligence workloads.

Humanoid robots edge toward mass production as Tesla aims for 2026 launch

Tesla is accelerating plans for the mass production of humanoid robots, aiming for a launch in 2026. This initiative could mark a turning point in the robotics sector, opening new perspectives for automation and human-machine interaction. Mass production of humanoid robots represents a significant technological and logistical challenge.

Tariff uncertainty pushes US allies to rethink China ties

Growing trade tensions and uncertainty about tariffs imposed by the United States are prompting its allies to reconsider their economic relationships with China. This situation could lead to a diversification of supply chains and a greater focus on data sovereignty and technological security.

From Firefighting to AI: Startup Aims for AI Gold Mine

A founder is transforming his experience in the firefighting industry into an opportunity in the field of artificial intelligence. The company sees the nozzle as just the beginning of a journey leading to innovative AI solutions.

Linux 6.19-rc7 Released: Kernel Nears Final Release

The seventh release candidate for the Linux 6.19 kernel is now available. Despite the holiday season, development continues towards the official release scheduled in two weeks. This RC includes a few important fixes.

ChatGPT is pulling answers from Elon Musk’s Grokipedia

ChatGPT is incorporating information from Grokipedia, the AI-generated encyclopedia developed by Elon Musk's xAI, into its search results. This raises questions about the origin and reliability of the sources used by large language models.

Humans&: New Foundation Models for AI Collaboration

Humans&, a startup founded by alumni of Anthropic, Meta, OpenAI, xAI, and Google DeepMind, is building next-generation foundation models focused on collaboration, moving beyond the traditional chat-based approach.

Science fiction writers, Comic-Con say goodbye to AI

Major players in science fiction and pop culture are taking firmer stances against generative AI. The article explores how these communities are reacting to the advancement of artificial intelligence and what implications this may have for the future of creativity.

GLM-4.7-Flash: performance further improved

A Reddit discussion highlights speed improvements achieved with GLM-4.7-Flash, a large language model. Specific technical details and benchmark results are available via a GitHub link, providing developers with useful information to optimize performance.

GLM-4.7-Flash: performance slowdown with large contexts?

A user reported a performance drop in the GLM-4.7-Flash model as the context length increases. Benchmarks show a decrease in tokens per second (t/s) when moving from short to longer contexts, suggesting a possible bottleneck in processing long sequences. The analysis was performed on a system equipped with NVIDIA RTX 3090 GPUs.

LACT 0.8.4 Brings Improved Overclocking UI For GPUs On Linux

LACT, the third-party user interface for managing GPUs on Linux, updates to version 0.8.4. Particularly popular among AMD Radeon enthusiasts, LACT offers an alternative control panel for AMD and Intel graphics cards, in the absence of official solutions. The latest version introduces improvements to the overclocking interface and other features.

EU: Single company structure for startups, ban on 'high-risk' tech

The European Union is accelerating innovation with "EU Inc," a unified legal structure for startups. Simultaneously, it aims to eliminate technology suppliers deemed "high-risk" from critical infrastructure. These measures aim to strengthen the continent's competitiveness and security.

ON Premise AI Performance Paradox (Video Version)

Today an editorial focusing on the current "LLMs On Premise" inferiority respect the cloud services (Video Version)

AMD: Graphics Driver Fixes Incoming for Linux 7.0

AMD is planning to release a series of fixes to the open-source AMDGPU and AMDKFD graphics drivers. These changes have been queued up ahead of the next Linux 7.0 kernel merge window and aim to improve the stability and reliability of the drivers. The goal is to provide a smoother and more performant user experience for Linux users using AMD graphics cards.

Gemini-powered Siri: Apple to unveil the upgrade in February?

Rumors suggest Apple might unveil the new version of its Siri voice assistant, powered by Google's Gemini AI, in February. This move would mark a turning point for Siri, long criticized for its limited capabilities compared to competitors.

ON Premise AI Performance Paradox

Today an editorial focusing on the current "LLMs On Premise" inferiority respect the cloud services.

Iran: Internet Blackout and Local LLMs as an Alternative

In Iran, a prolonged internet blackout, started over 400 hours ago due to protests, has led to severe restrictions on online access. Only a few sites, including Google and ChatGPT, have been whitelisted. In this scenario, local uncensored language models (LLMs), such as Gemma3 and Qwen3, offer a viable alternative for accessing information.

Open Source Coding Ideas for AI-Assisted Engineering

A Reddit user seeks advice on structuring a guide for developers, from beginners to veterans, interested in AI-assisted engineering. The goal is to create a collaborative learning environment and identify useful tools for hackathons and long-term projects. The reference GitHub repository is dedicated to AI-based software engineering.

TrustifAI: A Framework for Evaluating the Reliability of AI Responses

TrustifAI is a new framework designed to quantify and explain the reliability of responses generated by large language models (LLMs). Instead of a simple correctness score, TrustifAI calculates a multi-dimensional 'Trust Score' based on evidence coverage, epistemic consistency, semantic drift, source diversity, and generation confidence. The framework aims to provide transparency and traceability, helping to identify the reasons behind reliable or suspicious responses, with graphical visualizations.

Emmabuntüs DE 6: A newbie-friendly Linux to help those in need

Emmabuntüs DE 6 is a Linux distribution designed for newcomers. It aims to reduce e-waste and supports charitable initiatives, offering clear documentation and accessible tools. It's guided by ethics more than tech.

KV cache fix for GLM 4.7 Flash: longer contexts

An optimization for GLM 4.7 Flash reduces VRAM usage of the KV cache. The modification, which involves removing 'Air', allows handling much longer contexts with the same hardware setup, saving gigabytes of video memory.

Extreme Modding: RTX 4090 Upgraded to 48 GB of Memory

An enthusiast has published a detailed guide to increase the memory of an RTX 4090 up to 48 GB. The procedure, which requires advanced soldering skills and in-depth hardware knowledge, is documented in a video and is generating interest in the modding community. The initiative demonstrates the desire to push the limits of high-end graphics cards, opening up new possibilities for demanding applications.

SOSM: An Open-Source Graph-Based Alternative to Transformers

A researcher has open-sourced the Self-Organizing State Model (SOSM) project, a language model architecture exploring alternatives to standard Transformer attention. SOSM uses graph-based routing, separates semantic representation from temporal learning, and introduces a hierarchical attribution mechanism for better interpretability.

ChatGPT found sourcing data from AI-generated content

ChatGPT has been found to be citing Grokipedia in some of its answers, returning recursive results that risks spreading hallucinated or incorrect information. This raises concerns about the quality and reliability of the language model's output.

Zerotap: The Android App Aiming to Control Your Phone with AI

The developers of Zerotap, an Android app that allows AI to interact with the phone like a human, are asking users for feedback. The app supports Ollama and models like OpenAI and Gemini. Planned features include: connection to external services, advanced research, image management, and on-device models. The developers are questioning the use of Ollama: via local network or internet connection?

Open-source Intel 486 motherboard built from scratch in six months

An enthusiast has showcased an open-source Intel 486 motherboard that they claim was 'made from scratch' in under six months. The initial goal was Linux and Doom compatibility, but the project appears to offer much more. The M8SBC-486 motherboard represents a remarkable example of reverse engineering and passion for retro hardware.

RTX 2080 Ti modded into 900W Titan RTX with transplanted core

A modder has transformed an RTX 2080 Ti Hall of Fame graphics card into a supercharged Titan RTX. The modification involved transplanting the core and adding 24GB of GDDR6 memory, along with a 900W power limit modification. The resulting card outperformed an RTX 3090 in benchmarks.

What happened to moondream3? The state of the visual model

The Moondream3 visual model, unveiled last year, seems to have disappeared. Despite an MLX version being available, Llama.cpp implementations and public updates are missing. The community is wondering about the future of this promising project.

Linux Kernel Continuity Document Added: What If Torvalds' Git Repo Vanishes?

Documentation concerning the Linux kernel project's continuity has been merged into the Linux 6.19 kernel. This outlines procedures to follow if Linus Torvalds' official Git repository becomes inaccessible, ensuring the continuation of the Linux kernel's upstream development.

Focusrite Forte USB Audio Interface To Be Supported By Linux 7.0

The Focusrite Forte 2-in, 4-out USB audio interface, a portable audio recording solution, will be supported by the mainline Linux 7.0 kernel. The patches are queued in the Linux kernel's sound subsystem development tree. While a convenient little device, the Focusrite Forte is no longer manufactured but can still be found used online.

Qualcomm: Display and Graphics Support Enhanced with Linux 7.0

Rob Clark sent out the latest MSM DRM kernel driver updates for the latest Qualcomm display and graphics enhancements, ahead of next month's Linux 7.0 merge window. Highlights include support for Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and enablement of the older Adreno 225.

Singapore to invest $786m in public AI research by 2030

Singapore has announced a $786 million investment in public artificial intelligence research by 2030. This initiative follows previous government allocations, including a US$393 million fund allocated to AI Singapore for research and development. The goal is to strengthen Singapore's position as a hub for innovation in the field of AI.

Nvidia CEO visits China as H200 chip faces customs uncertainty

Nvidia's CEO has visited China as the company awaits approval from Beijing to sell its H200 AI chip. The sale has been authorized by the US, but uncertainty remains regarding Chinese customs. The move underscores the importance of the Chinese market for Nvidia.

Meta sued over WhatsApp encryption privacy claims

Meta is facing a lawsuit alleging misleading privacy claims regarding WhatsApp. The plaintiffs claim that Meta's workers can access user messages, contradicting the company's statements about end-to-end encryption.

South Korea denies bias in Coupang investigation

Prime Minister Kim Min-seok clarified that the Korean government has not discriminated against US firms, including Coupang, during an ongoing investigation. The government reaffirms its impartiality towards foreign businesses.

Taiwan: AI and Big Data Drive Innovation in Startups

A recent study in Taiwan reveals that over 80% of local startups focus their activities on artificial intelligence and big data. This figure highlights how these technologies are becoming increasingly central to new businesses, driving innovation and economic growth in the country. The widespread adoption of AI and big data reflects a global trend towards automation and data analysis to improve efficiency and develop new products and services.

Qwen 3 VL: Distilling Gemini 3 Flash visual reasoning

A user is working on a synthetic data pipeline for high-precision image-to-image models. The goal is to transfer the visual reasoning capabilities of Gemini 3 Flash into the open-source model Qwen 3 VL 32B, to obtain a local engine for high-scalability synthetic captioning. The article raises questions about the possibility of achieving this goal through fine-tuning and the limitations of open-source models.

Stable-DiffCoder: a new code LLM built on Seed-Coder

Stable-DiffCoder, a new large language model (LLM) specializing in code generation, has been unveiled. Built upon the Seed-Coder model, Stable-DiffCoder utilizes diffusion techniques to enhance the quality and consistency of the generated code. The project is open source and available to the developer community.

GIMP 3.0.8 Released In Advance Of GIMP 3.2

GIMP 3.0.8 is now available, potentially marking the final bug fix release for the 3.0 series. This update arrives ahead of the anticipated GIMP 3.2 release, the next major version of the popular image manipulation software.

Singapore moves to secure AI sovereignty with $786m investment

Singapore aims to strengthen its technological independence in the field of artificial intelligence, allocating $786 million. The goal is to promote the development of local capabilities and reduce dependence on foreign suppliers in a strategic sector such as AI. The initiative aims to ensure that Singapore can control and direct the development of AI in line with its national interests.

Fan motor demand drives growth for Taiwan analog chip makers

Taiwanese analog chip makers are benefiting from strong demand in the fan motor sector. Growth is driven by the need for efficient cooling solutions in various sectors, from consumer electronics to data centers. This positive trend highlights Taiwan's key role in the global semiconductor market.

Nvidia's China AI chip share falls to 8% as local rivals ramp up

Nvidia's market share in the Chinese AI chip sector has fallen to 8%. Chinese manufacturers are increasing production and gaining market share, eroding the dominance previously held by the US company. This dynamic reflects increasing competition in the Chinese AI market.

From cars to robots: automakers expand into AI and wearable tech

Automakers are expanding their horizons by investing in artificial intelligence and wearable technologies. This strategic diversification aims to integrate new features into vehicles and explore adjacent sectors, paving the way for future innovations in robotics and automation.

Drift: Codebase Analysis Without AI, Just AST Parsing

A developer has created Drift, a tool for code analysis that uses AST parsing and Regex. It scans the codebase, extracts patterns, and makes them accessible via CLI or IDE. Unlike rule-based tools, Drift learns from the codebase, helping agents avoid errors and oversights, improving security and impact analysis of changes. It supports various languages such as TS, Python, Java, C#, PHP, and Go.

Qwen3-TTS: Ultra-Low Latency, Voice Cloning & OpenAI-Compatible API

The Qwen team has released Qwen3-TTS, an open-source speech synthesis system offering low latency (97ms), voice cloning, and OpenAI API compatibility. It supports 10+ languages and includes high-quality voices. It can be easily integrated into existing applications thanks to the OpenAI-compatible FastAPI server.

LLM: Which local model on 24GB GPU in 2026?

A LocalLLaMA user is wondering about the evolution of large language models (LLMs) that can be run locally. Specifically, he asks if, nine months after the release of Gemma 3 27b, there are better alternatives available that can run on a single 3090ti GPU with 24GB of VRAM. The user is looking for a general-purpose model, suitable for dialogue and answering questions, with image viewing capabilities.

Tech CEOs boast and bicker about AI at Davos

This week's World Economic Forum meeting saw tech leaders hotly debating artificial intelligence. The event transformed, at times, into a high-powered tech conference, with CEOs clashing over future visions and strategies.

GLM 4.7 Flash: Uncensored "Balanced" & "Aggressive" Variants

Uncensored versions of Z.ai's GLM 4.7 Flash model are now available. This 30B MoE model features approximately 3B active parameters and a 200K token context. The "Balanced" variant, suitable for agentic coding, and the "Aggressive" variant, for uncensored topics, are offered with FP16, Q8_0, Q6_K, and Q4_K_M quantizations. Compatibility tested with llama.cpp, LM Studio, Jan, and koboldcpp.

Former Googlers seek to captivate kids with an AI-powered learning app

Former Google employees have developed Sparkli, an AI-powered application designed to address the shortcomings of traditional education systems. The goal is to equip children with skills in key areas such as design, finance, and entrepreneurship through an interactive learning experience.

South Korea: An Emerging Power in Artificial Intelligence

South Korea is establishing itself as a leading nation in the field of artificial intelligence, thanks in part to the Korean National Sovereign AI Initiative. This government program incentivizes the development of domestic AI models, funding the most promising projects and guaranteeing access to advanced computing resources.

MiniMax Launches M2-her for Immersive Role-Play and Multi-Turn Conversations

MiniMax has launched M2-her, a large language model (LLM) designed for immersive role-play and multi-turn conversations. M2-her focuses on consistency in tone and personality, supports various message roles, and learns from example dialogues to match the style and pacing of scenarios. It is a strong choice for storytelling, virtual companions, and conversational experiences where natural flow and vivid interaction matter most.

A new test for AI labs: Are you even trying to make money?

It’s getting hard to tell which AI labs are actually trying to make money. A rating system has been created to help sort it out.

DIY Audiobook: Open-Source Tool with Qwen3 and Voice Cloning

A developer has created an open-source converter to transform PDFs, EPUBs, and other formats into high-quality audiobooks. The tool uses Qwen3 TTS, an open-source voice model, and supports voice cloning. The goal is to offer a free alternative to paid services, leveraging Qwen3's advanced speech synthesis capabilities.

Custom RTX 3080 Heatsink: 100W Car Amplifier Hack Slashes Temps

A Redditor replaced their RTX 3080's backplate with a massive heatsink repurposed from a 100W car amplifier. This custom mod reportedly slashes GPU temperatures by 10°C, improving thermal performance and potentially extending the lifespan of the graphics card.

Microsoft handed BitLocker recovery keys to the FBI under warrant

Inside Applied Digital’s Secret 430 MW AI Data Center

Local LLMs vs Cloud IDEs: Why Powerful GPUs Still Feel Slow

A Tool-Using Cow Is Forcing Us To Rethink Animal Intelligence

Elo and Claude: a real-world test for AI pair programming

Field test: GLM 4.7 Flash Q6 with RTX 5090 outperforms prior GLM and GPT-OSS in code work

Zotac’s surprise Nvidia RTX price hike: up to $200 more overnight

Intel’s 2010-Level Revenues and Supply Squeeze: What It Means for AI Hardware

AI Media Player: Automatic Subtitles and Video Chat in the Browser

AI is quietly rewiring the hotel business: inside Mews’ €255M bet

Mews raises €255M to accelerate AI and automation in hospitality

Amsterdam-based hospitality tech platform Mews has raised €255 million in a Series D funding round. The aim is to accelerate the adoption of automation and AI-powered solutions for hotels worldwide. The funding, led by EQT Growth, values the company at roughly $2.5 billion.

AI Media Player: Automatic Subtitles and Video Chat in the Browser

A new AI-powered media player promises to revolutionize the way we consume video and audio content directly in the browser. With no installation required, it offers automatic subtitles in over 100 languages, translation, summaries, a built-in dictionary, and the ability to interact with videos via chat. An innovation that aims to make the multimedia experience more accessible and interactive.

Intel Q4: Revenue at 2010 Low, Slow Recovery, Supply Chain Issues

Intel closed Q4 with positive results but anticipates supply constraints in Q1 2026. The foundry division continues to generate losses, despite the start of 18A production. Corporate management stabilized in 2025, but the path to full recovery still appears long and complex.

Zotac reportedly hikes Nvidia RTX GPU prices by up to $200

Zotac has reportedly increased the MSRP of its Nvidia RTX GPUs by up to $200. Some users are also reporting order cancellations prior to the price hike, sparking controversy over the company's handling of deliveries. The company blames a "system error" for the cancellations.

LLM Workstation: Which Setup Under $5k?

A user, tired of Claude Code's limitations, seeks advice on assembling or purchasing a dedicated machine for offline language model development, with a budget of $5,000. They are considering various options, including pre-configured workstations and custom builds.