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Apple announced its acquisition of Q.AI, an Israeli startup specializing in artificial intelligence, for approximately $2 billion. This acquisition marks Apple's second-largest to date, signaling a strong interest in enhancing its AI capabilities.
Dow Chemical, a 129-year-old chemical company, plans to cut 4,500 jobs, about 12.5 percent of its workforce, due to AI-driven automation. The company uses AI software from C3, a Palantir rival.
The growth of data centers dedicated to artificial intelligence is fueling a renewed interest in gas-fired power plants in the United States. This trend risks compromising efforts to transition to renewable sources and reduce carbon emissions, raising concerns about the environmental impact of AI expansion.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang denies rumors of a 40% shift in Taiwan's chip production capacity to the U.S. Huang states that TSMC's global expansion is essential to meet the high demand for leading-edge semiconductors, and Taiwan will maintain its key role.
The ongoing trade war puts Taiwan and TSMC in a difficult position. As negotiations continue, the country risks giving up its most precious commodity, the might of TSMC. Concerns mount surrounding U.S deals cracking the nation's silicio shield.
OpenAI's Sora mobile app is facing a decline in interest after its initial launch. Downloads decreased by 45% in January, with a consequent reduction in user spending. This raises questions about the sustainability of the initial enthusiasm.
A group of music publishers has filed a lawsuit against Anthropic, accusing it of massive copyright infringement. The lawsuit concerns the unauthorized use of approximately 20,000 copyrighted musical works, with a claim for damages amounting to $3 billion.
IBM is integrating artificial intelligence capabilities into its z17 mainframes, aiming to modernize existing COBOL applications and reduce operating costs. The company envisions a future where AI fills the skills gap left by earlier generations of COBOL technicians.
India is emerging as a key market shaping Google's approach to AI in education, with the highest global usage of Gemini for learning.
A new artificial intelligence lab called Flapping Airplanes has been launched. A partner at Sequoia Capital shared their perspective on what makes this lab unique, emphasizing the importance of a research-driven approach.
According to a financial analyst, Oracle may cut up to 30,000 jobs and sell its Cerner health tech unit to finance the expensive data centers required for its AI expansion. The news comes amid changing sentiment on Oracle's investment plans.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stated that Windows 11 had reached one billion users. However, the company has not provided specific data or further details on the operating system's adoption.
The adoption of artificial intelligence is polarizing workers: some see it as a tool for empowerment, others as a threat. AI does not eliminate roles, but transforms low-value-added activities. IBM has stated that 7,000 back-office positions may no longer be needed thanks to AI.
ASML projects a significant revenue increase, reaching $71 billion by 2030. The demand for EUV (Extreme Ultraviolet) systems is surging, primarily driven by the expansion of the artificial intelligence market. Sales to China are lagging behind other geographical areas.
The Next Web (TNW) is relocating its flagship conference to London, placing the main annual event at the heart of one of the world's most powerful technology and investment ecosystems. TNW is also introducing a new invite-only global event concept: TNW Gathering.
The latest version of the Vivaldi browser stands out for its clear stance against the pervasive integration of artificial intelligence, in response to a widespread sentiment among users who negatively perceive the addition of AI features in web browsing software.
Jensen Huang confirmed that Beijing has not yet approved the import of H200 GPUs. As a result, Nvidia has not received new orders from Chinese companies. This situation raises questions about the supply chain and deployment strategies for AI solutions in the Chinese market.
Large language models (LLMs) are changing how people access information online. The article explores how brands can adapt their visibility strategies in a world where users get answers directly from AI, without clicking on links.
The city of Los Angeles aims to reduce waste by banning printer cartridges that are not recyclable or do not have a take-back program from the manufacturer. The new ordinance is awaiting final approval from the City Council.
Birmingham City Council's SAP-to-Oracle project is set to cost £144.4 million – more than seven times earlier estimates. Five years after its planned go-live date, the ERP system remains incomplete.