2026
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Meta to start producing its own AI chips in September 2026 to reduce reliance on Nvidia
Meta plans to begin producing its own AI chip as early as September 2026, part of a push to reach 14 GW of compute capacity by 2027, Reuters reports.
US Supreme Court to hear Apple's appeal in App Store fee fight with Epic Games
The US Supreme Court agreed to hear Apple's appeal of a contempt ruling in its antitrust fight with Epic Games over App Store fees.
AWS explains how it safely releases frontier AI models on Bedrock
Amazon Web Services outlined its approach to safely launching flagship AI models for customers through Amazon Bedrock, its managed cloud service.
Anthropic launches Claude Sonnet 5, an agentic model that costs less than flagship Opus 4.8
How to set up Claude Code in iTerm2 to launch AI projects in one click
Bank of England warns autonomous AI agents could amplify market stress
Rob Hanna: Enterprise AI doesn't need breakthroughs — it needs content management
Bain Capital: CEOs are getting AI adoption wrong
Bain Capital managing partner David Gross told Bloomberg TV that CEOs mistakenly treat AI as just another technology rollout.
Businesses Ditch ChatGPT for Cheaper Chinese AI Models as Microsoft Bets on Software
In June 2026, companies began moving en masse from brand-name models like OpenAI's to cheaper Chinese alternatives, while Microsoft is betting on deep AI…
NVIDIA details GQE, a platform for GPU-accelerated query engines
ITMO expert Ilya Blagorodov: AI doesn't take responsibility for code off the developer
Seagate: Iran conflict poses no threat to the AI supply chain for now
OpenClaw launches a mobile app for controlling AI agents on Android and iOS
IMF's Tobias Adrian: The Window Between Discovering a Software Vulnerability and Exploiting It Is Shrinking
IMF department director Tobias Adrian told Bloomberg that the gap between finding a software flaw and attacking it is shrinking, threatening financial stability.
MIT professor Phillip Isola explains what agentic AI actually is
In an interview with MIT News, MIT CSAIL associate professor Phillip Isola explained how real AI agents differ from the marketing hype around the buzzword agentic…
Lee Jae-myung unveils $880 billion plan to turn South Korea's southwest into a chip hub
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has tied his political legacy to an $880 billion plan to build a global chip hub in the country's southwest, Bloomberg reports.
Claude user sues Anthropic over hidden Max plan limits
SAP reorganizes product and engineering for the second time in 2026 as the AI race heats up
Tata Electronics data leaks to the dark web, exposing iPhone 18 Pro photos and Apple supplier lists
Meta starts building servers with old DDR4 memory amid DRAM shortage
Russian developer uses AI to build a crowdsourced map of gas stations that still have fuel
A solo developer used AI to build an online map of gas stations that shows fuel availability, queues and open stations in real time, with no app to install.
Russia proposes powering cell towers with solar and wind energy
Self-contained base stations running on solar panels and wind turbines could bring coverage to roads and railways that have no power grid and no fuel for generators.
Apple fast-tracks iOS 26.5.2 security patches as AI-driven threats grow
LangChain teaches LangSmith to better align LLM-as-a-Judge verdicts with human ratings
Bank of England warns autonomous AI agents could trigger a market meltdown
Free Fluent Cleaner utility clears out Windows junk files in one click
Blackstone President Jon Gray Steers Capital Toward AI Cancer Research
Blackstone president Jon Gray and his wife Mindy are investing more in AI cancer research through both firm investments and personal science philanthropy, Bloomberg…
Salesforce to buy customer support AI startup Fin for $3.6 billion
Salesforce Inc. has agreed to buy Fin, a developer of AI agents for customer support, for about $3.6 billion to strengthen its position in enterprise AI.
Japan Investment Corporation shifts capital toward physical AI as labor shortages bite
JIC executive Yuka Hata told Bloomberg why labor shortages are driving up demand for capital for physical AI projects in Japan.
Panasonic draws investor attention as an AI boom beneficiary
NVIDIA explains how to build a transaction foundation model for financial analytics
Uber-backed e-scooter rental service Lime raises $174 million in IPO
