News Archive – Complete AI Signal History

Feb 26 2026

Market

Bumble adds AI-powered photo feedback and profile guidance tools

Bumble, like other popular dating apps such as Tinder and Hinge (Match Group), is embracing AI-powered features. The new tools aim to enhance the user experience by providing photo feedback and profile optimization suggestions.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

Google launches Nano Banana 2 model with faster image generation

Google has announced Nano Banana 2, a new version of its AI model focused on image generation. The model will be integrated as the default option in the Gemini app and in AI mode, promising superior performance compared to the previous version.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

Why the “AI Is Easy to Trick” Narrative Misses

A recent BBC article explored how generative AI tools could be "hacked" within minutes by introducing newly published online content. The original article suggests that AI models like ChatGPT can be easily influenced by unverified information, raising questions about their reliability. However, this view may not consider the complexity and countermeasures in place.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

Nano Banana 2: Combining Pro capabilities with lightning-fast speed

The new image generation model Nano Banana 2 promises very high speeds, while maintaining advanced capabilities and subject consistency. The goal is to provide accessible and fast professional-grade tools.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

Nano Banana 2: New Model for Image Generation and Editing

Introducing Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image), an advanced model for image generation and editing. It promises pro-level intelligence and fidelity for various imaging applications.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

OpenAI Announces Major Expansion of London Office

The San Francisco-based AI lab, OpenAI, is growing its research team in London. This move puts it in direct competition with Google DeepMind for top research talent in the UK.

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Feb 26 2026

Altro

US Government Makes it Harder to Track Spy Tech Purchases

The U.S. government has shut down FPDS.gov, a key resource for tracking surveillance technology purchases by government agencies, replacing it with SAM.gov. The new system makes it harder for journalists and researchers to find out how taxpayer money is spent on spying tools, analysis software, and data collection.

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Feb 26 2026

Hardware

Asus ROG Ally receives timely GPU driver update despite rumors of AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme deprecation

Asus has released a new GPU driver for the ROG Ally handheld console, dispelling rumors about the end of software support for some Windows 11 devices. The update ensures continued performance and compatibility with the latest games.

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Feb 26 2026

Altro

Rapid AI-driven development makes security unattainable, warns Veracode

A Veracode report based on 1.6 million applications tested on its cloud platform reveals that high-velocity development driven by AI is creating more vulnerabilities than are being fixed, making comprehensive security unattainable. The remediation gap is widening.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Proxima Fusion seeks €2 Billion for nuclear fusion test facility

German startup Proxima Fusion plans to raise approximately €2 billion to build a nuclear fusion test facility in Germany. The company expects over half of the funding to come from the German federal government, marking a step towards the commercialization of fusion energy.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Hyperscalers' AI Investments to Exceed Ireland's GDP by 2026

TrendForce reports that major cloud providers will significantly increase investments in servers and infrastructure dedicated to artificial intelligence. Eight hyperscalers are projected to spend a total of $710 billion by 2026, exceeding Ireland's gross domestic product. This massive expenditure is driven by the growing demand for computational resources for the development and deployment of AI models.

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Feb 26 2026

Hardware

Corsair Sabre v2 Pro Wireless CF review: Feels like carbon fiber

The Corsair Sabre v2 Pro Wireless CF is a gaming mouse that aims to combine lightness and high performance. The review highlights an ergonomic design and a construction that promises responsiveness for demanding gamers. A device designed for those seeking precision and speed in their movements.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

OpenAI to establish London as biggest research hub outside the US

OpenAI has announced that London will become its largest research hub outside of its San Francisco headquarters. The company plans to increase investment and the research team in London, which is already contributing to key projects such as Codex and GPT-5.2. The decision is motivated by the presence of world-class talent in the UK and a strong ecosystem of cross-disciplinary collaboration.

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Feb 26 2026

Hardware

NXP Posts New Linux Accelerator Driver For Their Neutron NPU

NXP has released a new open-source driver for the Linux kernel, designed to support its Neutron neural processing unit (NPU). This development facilitates the integration and use of the AI accelerator in Linux environments.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Trace raises $3M to solve the AI agent adoption problem in enterprise

Trace announced $3 million in seed funding to address the challenges of adopting AI agents in the enterprise. The funding includes investments from Y Combinator and other funds.

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Feb 26 2026

Frameworks

Figma integrates OpenAI's Codex for coding assistance

Figma has partnered with OpenAI to integrate Codex, the AI-powered coding assistant. This move follows a similar announcement regarding integration with Anthropic's Claude Code, signaling a growing interest in incorporating AI tools into design and development workflows.

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Feb 26 2026

Frameworks

OpenAI Codex and Figma: Integration for Faster Development

OpenAI and Figma have announced a new Codex integration. The goal is to streamline the transition between visual design and code implementation, enabling teams to develop and ship products faster.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

ElevenLabs and Google Cloud expand AI partnership with NVIDIA Blackwell GPU support

ElevenLabs, the voice-AI specialist, has deepened its strategic partnership with Google Cloud to tap into expanded cloud infrastructure and the latest accelerated computing from NVIDIA, including Blackwell-class GPUs. This multi-year agreement aims to help ElevenLabs scale its voice synthesis and conversational-agent products for large-enterprise use cases.

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Feb 26 2026

Hardware

Best PC case fans tested 2026: Improve your airflow, silence your system

A buying guide to the best PC case fans of 2026. The article focuses on how to improve airflow inside the case, reduce system noise, and optionally add RGB lighting. Useful for those assembling or upgrading their PC.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

FlyFocus raises €4.5M to scale European drone production

FlyFocus, a Poland-based company specializing in unmanned aerial systems (UAS), has raised €4.5 million in a funding round. The investment, led by ffVC, will support the construction of a manufacturing facility in Poland and the expansion of international sales, aiming to reduce European reliance on non-European drone technologies.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Foodforecast: German AI foodtech raises €8 Million to cut food waste

German startup Foodforecast, specializing in using artificial intelligence to optimize the forecasting and production of fresh food, has raised €8 million in a Series A funding round. The goal is to reduce food waste in Europe by improving delivery management and the supply chain.

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Feb 26 2026

Altro

Linux 7.1: Extended Attributes Support on Sockets

Linux 7.1 is slated to include support for extended attributes on sockets, paving the way for new functionalities in GNOME and systemd. The feature is currently under evaluation for integration into the next kernel release.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Why Ukraine is becoming a global healthtech frontier

Despite the war, Ukraine is rapidly becoming a hub for innovation in the healthtech sector. The combination of technical talent, advanced digital infrastructure, and urgent needs has driven the development of innovative solutions in areas such as mental health, rehabilitation, and health data management. Investors and funds are supporting this growing ecosystem.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

AI agents, outdated training and live search grounding

AI agents based on LLMs suffer from a structural limitation: training on historical snapshots. When information changes rapidly, such as in CEO appointments, the AI can provide incorrect answers. Integration with live search is a possible solution, but raises new architectural and cost challenges.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

Who’s Your Daddy? A Chatbot

Artificial intelligence is becoming a tool for exploring BDSM fantasies. Some members of the BDSM community feel that using AI is a shortcut that diminishes the human experience and emotional connection they consider fundamental.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Trump orders Big Tech to generate its own power for AI data centers

Former President Trump proposes a plan to reduce energy costs for AI data centers, urging tech companies to generate their own power. The initiative includes a pledge to protect end consumers.

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Feb 26 2026

Hardware

ZCULL Support For Nouveau + NVK Brings Some Small Performance Gains

The integration of ZCULL into NVIDIA's open-source Vulkan driver NVK, via Mesa 26.1, promises small improvements in rendering performance. This optimization aims to make graphics processing more efficient.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

Qwen3.5-27B-heretic: GGUF model available on Hugging Face

A version of the Qwen3.5-27B language model, named "heretic", has been made available in GGUF format on Hugging Face. The GGUF format is designed for efficient CPU inference, making it suitable for running models locally or on hardware with limited resources.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

Local LLMs Learn and Remember: A Novel Approach

A researcher has developed a system for local LLMs that allows them to memorize information learned during conversations, without resorting to RAG or external databases. The system, based on modifying the model's weights, even works on a MacBook Air M3.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

LLMs in War Games: Nuclear Weapons Used in 95% of Simulations

Researchers simulated war scenarios using LLMs like GPT-5.2, Claude Sonnet 4, and Gemini 3 Flash. In 20 out of 21 simulations, at least one model opted for the use of tactical nuclear weapons, raising questions about the implications of AI in critical decision-making contexts.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Tech.eu Summit London 2026: New Speakers Unveiled

The Tech.eu Summit London 2026, scheduled for April, has announced new prominent speakers. The event will focus on AI, fintech, climate tech, and deeptech, key sectors redefining the European tech landscape. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear investors, founders, and executives discuss the latest trends and market challenges.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Callosum raises $10.25 million to challenge entrenched AI compute models

London-based AI software startup Callosum has closed a $10.25 million funding round led by European early-stage venture fund Plural. The investment marks a notable bet on multi-chip AI infrastructure at a time when venture capital remains heavily concentrated in a narrow set of compute platform plays.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Proxima Fusion partnership gives Europe its most credible path to commercial fusion

Proxima Fusion has signed an agreement with the Free State of Bavaria, RWE, and Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics (IPP) to put the world’s first commercial stellarator fusion power plant on the grid in Europe. The aim is to make fusion an integral part of Europe’s energy system, reducing dependence on imported energy.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Oska Health secures €11M to expand AI-driven care

Oska Health, a hybrid care provider combining personal health coaches with AI, has raised €11 million in seed funding to scale its continuous care model for high-risk, chronically ill patients. The capital will be used to accelerate the expansion of Oska’s AI-powered care infrastructure.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

Qwen3.5-35B-A3B: promising developments for language models

The open-source community reports significant progress with the Qwen3.5-35B-A3B language model. In particular, there is discussion of a framework for semantic testing of SQL queries. Expectations remain high for a smaller version, Qwen3.5-4B.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

UK Courts to Use Copilot for Faster Transcriptions

The British government will expand the use of AI in courts in England and Wales to speed up processes. The Justice Minister announced a £12 million investment in a new AI unit.

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Feb 26 2026

Hardware

AI server surge lifts high-voltage MOSFET demand at APEC

The increasing demand for AI servers is significantly impacting component manufacturers. APEC, a Taiwanese company specializing in power devices, is benefiting from higher demand for high-voltage MOSFETs and advanced cooling systems for these servers.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

LLM Quantization: a maze of options?

The proliferation of quantization techniques for large language models (LLMs) is creating considerable challenges. Choosing between different methods, such as Unsloth's UD or Intel's autoround, and the various quantization levels (q2, q3, q4, q6) makes optimizing performance and quality complex. The community is looking for clear benchmarks and new techniques to run increasingly large models on less powerful hardware.

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Feb 26 2026

Hardware

Qwen 3.5 35B MoE: 40+ tokens/s on RTX 5060 Ti with 100k context

Performance tests of the Qwen 3.5 35B MoE language model on an RTX 5060 Ti 16GB. Results show generation speeds exceeding 40 tokens per second with a 100,000 token context, opening possibilities for LLM inference on consumer hardware. Tests were performed with CUDA and Vulkan backends.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

Anthropic Drops Flagship Safety Pledge

Anthropic has reportedly dropped its flagship safety pledge in the development of large language models (LLMs). The decision raises questions about the company's priorities and the importance given to safety in AI development.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

Qwen3.5-35B-A3B: Optimized GGUF for 24GB GPUs

A new GGUF quantization for the Qwen3.5-35B-A3B model promises improved performance on GPUs with 24GB of VRAM. The optimization focuses on using q8_0/q4_0/q4_1 quantization types and aims for increased speed, especially with Vulkan/ROCm backends. The community is invited to test the deliveries on different hardware architectures.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

Qwen 3.5: Halt Downloads of Unsloth GGUF Versions Due to Bug

An issue has been identified in the quantized GGUF versions of Qwen 3.5, developed by Unsloth. It is recommended to stop downloading these versions and wait for a fix. Collaboration among community members enabled rapid identification of the problem.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

BizLink sees HPC and semiconductor revenue surpass 50% with AI data center upgrade wave

BizLink has seen a significant increase in revenue from the HPC (High Performance Computing) and semiconductor sectors, surpassing 50% of the total. This increase is driven by the growing demand for data center upgrades to support artificial intelligence workloads.

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Feb 26 2026

Altro

OpenAI: China's automated operations in Japan-Taiwan corridor

An OpenAI report reveals automated influence operations conducted by China in the Japan-Taiwan corridor. The analysis focuses on the tactics and strategies used to spread messages and influence public opinion in this strategically crucial region.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

WinWay sees AI-driven demand push 2025 records, plans Kaohsiung expansion

WinWay anticipates strong growth driven by AI solution demand, targeting record results in 2025. The company is planning an expansion in Kaohsiung to increase its production capacity and meet the growing market demand. The push is driven by the increasing adoption of artificial intelligence-based applications.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Nvidia constrained in China as local AI players strengthen market position

Nvidia's export restrictions in China are pushing local AI manufacturers to strengthen their market position. This scenario could accelerate the development of domestic alternatives for inference and training of large language models.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

AMD puts $250 million into Nutanix to get it building an AI stack for its GPUs

AMD has struck a deal with software-defined datacenter player Nutanix, investing $250 million. The goal is to develop an AI stack optimized for AMD GPUs, amid supply chain challenges and migration from VMware.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

LLM Alignment: Selective Intervention for Efficient Inference

A novel approach, Sparse Inference time Alignment (SIA), aims to improve the efficiency of aligning large language models (LLMs) during inference. Instead of continuous interventions, SIA acts only at critical decision points, reducing computational load and preserving generation quality. Results show an improved efficiency-alignment trade-off, with potential cost reductions of up to 6x.

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Feb 26 2026

LLM

Disaster Question Answering: LoRA for Efficiency and Accuracy

A new question answering system focused on natural disaster scenarios in Japan utilizes a BERT model optimized with LoRA. The architecture achieves 70.4% accuracy in identifying the end position of the answer, with only 5.7% of the total parameters, paving the way for efficient edge AI applications.

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Feb 26 2026

Frameworks

ACAR: Adaptive Complexity Routing for Multi-Model Ensembles with Auditable Decision Traces

ACAR is a framework for orchestrating multiple models, using self-consistency variance to route tasks to configurations with one, two, or three models. Implemented on TEAMLLM, ACAR evaluates Claude Sonnet 4, GPT-4o, and Gemini 2.0 Flash on specific benchmarks, demonstrating 55.6% accuracy and avoiding full ensembling in 54.2% of cases. The article also highlights the limitations of retrieval augmentation and attribution based on proxy signals.

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Feb 26 2026

Frameworks

Latent Context Compilation: Distilling Long Context into Compact Portable Memory

Latent Context Compilation, a new framework, addresses the challenges of deploying LLMs with long contexts. By utilizing a disposable LoRA module as a compiler, the system distills long contexts into compact, portable buffer tokens, compatible with frozen base models. This approach eliminates the need for synthetic QA pairs, preserving fine-grained details and reasoning capabilities.

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Feb 26 2026

Frameworks

PANGAEA-GPT: A Multi-Agent System for Autonomous Discovery in Geoscientific Data Archives

A new framework, PANGAEA-GPT, leverages a hierarchical multi-agent system for the autonomous analysis of vast geoscientific data archives. The architecture, based on a Supervisor-Worker topology, enables the execution of complex workflows with minimal human intervention, improving data utilization and reusability.

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Feb 26 2026

Frameworks

A Dynamic Survey of Soft Set Theory and Its Extensions

A new study explores soft set theory, a model for the structured representation of uncertainty by assigning subsets to parameters. The research analyzes the theory's evolutions, including hypersoft, superhypersoft, and TreeSoft variants, and its connections with topology and matroid theory.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

CyberLink hits 12-year revenue high on AI creation boom

CyberLink reports a revenue peak driven by the increasing demand for AI-powered creation tools. The company appears to have capitalized on market interest in innovative AI solutions, achieving significant financial results.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

King Slide says GenAI-driven density surge will raise slide rail demand

Server slide rail manufacturer King Slide anticipates a significant surge in demand, driven by the increasing server density required for GenAI workloads. This trend may lead to a reorganization of supply chains in the industry.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Taiwan Mask posts record profits in January, advanced packaging to boost growth

Taiwan Mask reported record profits in January, nearing NT$100 million. The company is focusing on advanced packaging to further increase revenue in the second half of 2026. This development highlights the growing importance of packaging technologies in the semiconductor industry.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Amazon's potential US$50 billion OpenAI investment highlights escalating AI arms race and financial pressure

A potential US$50 billion investment by Amazon in OpenAI highlights the escalating competition in the artificial intelligence sector and increasing financial pressures. The move underscores Amazon's desire to compete with Microsoft and Google in the AI field.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Microsoft ‘cooperating’ with Japanese antitrust probe

Japan’s Fair Trade Commission is investigating Microsoft for potential violations of anti-monopoly laws. The probe appears to focus on software licensing practices, similar to concerns raised in Europe. Microsoft states it is fully cooperating with the investigation.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Yageo posts 82% profit jump in 4Q25 on AI-driven product mix

Component manufacturer Yageo reported an 82% profit increase in Q4 2025, driven by growing demand for artificial intelligence-related products. The company anticipates continued growth due to the expanding AI market.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Team Group and Apacer Post Record Profits on AI Memory Demand

Memory makers Team Group and Apacer are reporting record profits, driven by increased demand for DRAM and NAND for AI applications. Rising memory prices are a key factor in this success.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

DeepSeek shuts out Nvidia, AMD in V4 move tied to US chip tensions

Chinese AI company DeepSeek launches V4 of its model, excluding Western suppliers like Nvidia and AMD. The decision is linked to growing geopolitical tensions between the United States and China in the semiconductor sector and the goal of technological self-sufficiency.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Cloud AI's ripple effect: A comeback for 8-inch wafers

The growing demand for artificial intelligence in the cloud is unexpectedly revitalizing the production of 8-inch wafers. This phenomenon, reported by DIGITIMES, highlights how AI needs are influencing the entire semiconductor supply chain, with implications for costs and production capacity.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

TSMC crosses US$2 trillion mark, undeterred by geopolitical and AI risks

Taiwanese giant TSMC has surpassed the $2 trillion market capitalization mark, demonstrating resilience in the face of geopolitical uncertainties and challenges related to artificial intelligence. Demand for advanced semiconductors remains high, supporting the company's growth.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Samsung pushes Galaxy S26 output despite chipflation headwinds

Despite ongoing challenges in the semiconductor industry, Samsung appears determined to increase production of its next flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S26. The decision reflects the company's confidence in the market and its desire to maintain its market share.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Gogoro's Vietnam push could reshape regional electric scooter market and supply chains

Gogoro's expansion into Vietnam could significantly impact the regional electric scooter market and supply chains. The Taiwanese company aims to replicate its success in the local market, challenging existing manufacturers and promoting the adoption of electric two-wheeled vehicles.

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Feb 26 2026

Hardware

Nvidia GTC 2026: spotlight on mystery chip, silicio photonics, and power limits

The upcoming Nvidia GTC in 2026 promises to unveil new technologies, including a still mysterious chip, advancements in silicio photonics, and solutions to address the growing challenges related to energy consumption in artificial intelligence and high-performance computing. The event will be a key reference point for the future of hardware.

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Feb 26 2026

Hardware

SK Hynix and Sandisk move to standardize HBM for AI

SK Hynix and Sandisk are collaborating to standardize High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), a crucial step for optimizing performance and interoperability in artificial intelligence applications. This move could have a significant impact on the AI hardware ecosystem, facilitating the adoption of more efficient solutions.

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Feb 26 2026

Hardware

Is Nvidia's GTC mystery chip a 3D IC with memory stacked on the GPU?

Rumors suggest Nvidia might unveil a new chip featuring a 3D IC architecture, integrating memory directly onto the GPU. This solution promises performance improvements and reduced latency, but details remain scarce pending the GTC event.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

As US-China trade frays, Taiwan emerges at the center of America's AI supply chain

The growing trade tensions between the United States and China are reshaping global supply chains in the artificial intelligence sector. Taiwan is emerging as a crucial hub for America, given its strategic position in the production of advanced semiconductors, which are essential for the development and deployment of AI solutions.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

NVIDIA Reports Q4'FY2026 Earnings: Data Center and ProViz Drive Revenue Records

NVIDIA reported its earnings for Q4 of fiscal year 2026, highlighting significant revenue growth driven primarily by the Data Center and ProViz sectors. GAAP revenue reached $68 billion, marking a 73% year-over-year increase. These results confirm NVIDIA's position as a leader in the artificial intelligence industry.

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Feb 26 2026

Frameworks

Firefox 149 Beta Released With Convenient Split-View Mode

Mozilla has released the beta version of Firefox 149, introducing a convenient Split-View mode. This feature allows users to view two web pages side-by-side in the same window, improving productivity and simplifying content comparison.

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Feb 26 2026

Hardware

Nvidia delivers first Vera Rubin AI GPU samples to customers

Nvidia has started delivering the first samples of the Vera Rubin GPU, featuring 88 CPU cores and 288 GB of HBM4 memory. This new architecture aims to improve performance for artificial intelligence workloads.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Hotai Motor shifts to ecosystem strategies with AI data platform, aftermarket expansion in 2026

Hotai Motor, a major player in the automotive industry, is shifting its business strategy by focusing on an AI-powered data platform and expanding into the aftermarket sector starting in 2026. The company aims to enhance customer experience and develop new data-driven services.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Frenemies by necessity: Taiwan and South Korea's AI balancing act

Taiwan and South Korea, while competing, are collaborating in the field of artificial intelligence. Both nations aim to strengthen their respective positions in the global market, balancing their strengths and weaknesses to compete with larger players.

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Feb 26 2026

Hardware

Nvidia ships first Vera Rubin samples, positions Vera CPU as core to next-generation AI architecture

Nvidia has begun shipping the first Vera Rubin samples, positioning the Vera CPU as a core element in the next generation of artificial intelligence architectures. This strategic move underscores the importance of an integrated hardware-software approach for AI workloads.

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Feb 26 2026

Altro

Nvidia says space data centers are feasible but uneconomic for now

Nvidia has assessed the feasibility of building data centers in space, highlighting that, while technically feasible, the implementation is not economically advantageous at present.

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Feb 26 2026

Altro

Claude collaboration tools left the door wide open to remote code execution

Anthropic fixed vulnerabilities in Claude Code that could have allowed attackers to remotely execute code on users' machines and steal API keys. The risk stemmed from injecting malicious configurations into repositories, waiting for a developer to clone and open an untrustworthy project.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Gushwork bets on AI search for customer leads — and early results are emerging

Gushwork has raised $9 million in a seed round led by SIG and Lightspeed. The startup has seen early customer traction from AI search tools like ChatGPT.

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Nvidia's strong quarter and outsized guidance soothe fears of an AI investment bubble

Nvidia's financial results have exceeded expectations, fueling optimism in the artificial intelligence sector. The future guidance, particularly robust, suggests sustained demand for Nvidia's GPUs, essential for training and inference of large language models (LLM).

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Feb 26 2026

Market

Nvidia says AI monetization supports sustained CSP capex

Nvidia anticipates that the monetization of artificial intelligence applications will continue to drive investments from cloud service providers (CSPs). This strategy is based on the increasing demand for computational resources for training and inference of large language models.

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Feb 26 2026

Hardware

Qualcomm ships rack-scale AI systems built on 2019 AI 100 chip

Qualcomm has begun shipping rack-scale AI systems based on its AI 100 chip, introduced in 2019. An analyst highlights structural barriers to widespread adoption. The news was shared by Humain CEO Tareq Amin on LinkedIn.

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Feb 26 2026

Altro

AI Infrastructure: Musk races ahead as Stargate stalls

While the Stargate project appears to be facing delays, Elon Musk continues to invest heavily in artificial intelligence infrastructure. This move highlights the growing importance of a robust infrastructure to support the development and deployment of large language models.

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Feb 26 2026

Altro

LLMs killed the privacy star, we can't rewind, we've gone too far

The proliferation of large language models (LLMs) brings new challenges to privacy. Researchers have found that LLMs can be used to deanonymize internet users, even those who use pseudonyms, more efficiently than human sleuths.

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Feb 25 2026

Market

Nvidia has another record quarter amid record capex spends

Nvidia announces another record quarter, driven by exponential demand. CEO Jensen Huang highlights that growth is fueled by the increasing demand for tokens in the AI world.

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Feb 25 2026

Market

Judge dismisses xAI's trade secret theft claim against OpenAI

A US District Judge dismissed xAI's claim that OpenAI stole trade secrets by hiring former employees. The judge ruled that xAI failed to provide concrete evidence of wrongdoing by OpenAI or the use of confidential information.

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Feb 25 2026

LLM

Simulated Combat: AIs Favor Launching Nuclear Weapons

In simulated war scenarios, language models like Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini have shown a concerning tendency to opt for the use of nuclear weapons. While differing in strategies and personalities, the final outcome was similar.

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Feb 25 2026

Market

Samsung Galaxy S26: Privacy Display and Exclusive Gemini AI

Samsung unveils the Galaxy S26 series, focusing on advanced AI integration with Gemini and a new privacy display. The base models see a price increase, while the Ultra switches from titanium to aluminum. The company emphasizes advanced AI features, calling the new smartphones "Agentic AI phones."

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Feb 25 2026

Market

White House: AI companies commit to cover electricity rate hikes

Many hyperscalers have already made public commitments to cover electricity cost increases related to AI model training and inference. The initiative aims to ensure greater transparency and sustainability in the sector.

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Feb 25 2026

Altro

Linux 6.18 LTS / 6.12 LTS / 6.6 LTS Support Periods Extended

Greg Kroah-Hartman today extended the planned maintenance periods of the latest Linux 6.18, Linux 6.12, and Linux 6.6 Long Term Support (LTS) kernel series. This decision provides increased stability and support for users relying on these versions for production environments.

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Feb 25 2026

LLM

Riley Walz, the Jester of Silicio Valley, Is Joining OpenAI

Software engineer Riley Walz, famous for his online stunts, is joining OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT. He will be working on new ways for humans to use AI systems. The hiring highlights OpenAI's interest in exploring innovative user interfaces for its models.

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Feb 25 2026

Market

Alphabet-owned robotics software company Intrinsic joins Google

Intrinsic, Alphabet's robotics software company, will join Google after nearly five years as an independent entity. The move marks a strategic shift for the robotics division within the Alphabet group.

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Feb 25 2026

Market

OpenAI seeks partners to push Frontier into the enterprise market

OpenAI is relying on consultants to accelerate the adoption of Frontier, its enterprise platform for creating AI agents. The goal is to integrate these agents into business workflows, automating tasks and processes.

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Feb 25 2026

Market

Wearable startup CUDIS launches a new health ring line with an AI-fueled ‘coach’

Wearable startup CUDIS has launched a new health ring line. The device incentivizes healthy behavior with a points system, redeemable for health products, powered by an integrated artificial intelligence system.

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Feb 25 2026

LLM

AI training efficiency: From Throughput to Goodput

Pretraining modern large language models (LLM) with over 100 billion parameters involves thousands of accelerators and massive token corpora, running for days or months. Success is measured by data processing speed and learning progress.

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Feb 25 2026

LLM

AI Is Acing Math Exams Faster Than Scientists Write Them

Artificial intelligence systems are rapidly improving in solving complex mathematical problems, surpassing the capabilities of scientists in some areas. New benchmarks are needed to assess the true capabilities of AI, as existing ones quickly become obsolete. Google DeepMind announced that Aletheia, an experimental AI system, has achieved publishable PhD-level results.

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Feb 25 2026

Market

OpenClaw Users Are Allegedly Bypassing Anti-Bot Systems

An open source project called Scrapling is gaining traction with AI agent users. The project aims to allow bots to scrape websites without permission, bypassing anti-bot systems.

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Feb 25 2026

Hardware

AMD EPYC 8005 "Sorano": Single-Socket CPUs for Telco and Edge

AMD introduces the EPYC 8005 "Sorano" series, energy-efficient single-socket processors based on Zen 5 architecture. Designed for the telco and edge computing markets, they offer up to 84 CPU cores.

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Feb 25 2026

Altro

Public Opposition to AI Infrastructure Heats Up

Public backlash over the data center boom is leading to a variety of draconian policies—including bans on new construction. Concerns revolve around environmental impact, resource consumption, and data sovereignty.

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Feb 25 2026

Market

Anthropic and the Pentagon: a tug-of-war over military use of AI

The US Department of Defense is asking Anthropic to ease restrictions on the military use of its AI technology. Recent changes to the company's safety policy suggest greater flexibility, opening a debate on ethics and control in the application of artificial intelligence in the military field.

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Feb 25 2026

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