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Netherlands urges EU banks to pool purchasing power against US Big Tech
Dutch proposals call on Europe's banks and financial firms to pool their purchasing power when negotiating AI and cloud deals with US tech giants.
Samsung Electronics' record profit fails to lift shares amid AI boom
Samsung Electronics shares didn't rise despite record profit, as investors try to gauge how long the AI overinvestment cycle will last.
Solstice bids $14.5 billion for Element Solutions to expand in AI data center cooling
Solstice Advanced Materials has offered $14.5 billion for Element Solutions to strengthen its position in chip materials and AI data center cooling.
Popolama: a new service for tracking shared expenses on trips and among friends
MiniMax is building the world's largest open LLM at 2.7 trillion parameters
OpenAI in talks to give US government a 5% stake, FT reports
Ireland's Tech Sector Faces AI-Driven Job Cuts
Yandex files trademark applications for new AI devices "Pin" and "Chronum"
Yandex has registered the trademarks "Pin," "Chronum" and others with Rospatent, which may point to new AI devices in development at the company.
The Guardian: How AI glasses and smart cameras are normalizing surveillance on social media
Guardian columnist Maggie Zhou argues the industry sells AI glasses as a fashion accessory to normalize surveillance, citing a security-camera post shown to 6…
Data center operator Switch raises $2 billion in round led by Andreessen Horowitz
Nvidia delays Rubin Ultra-based Kyber servers from 2027 to 2028 over manufacturing problems
AI deepfakes show up in one in eight successful scams in the US
Yandex opens its fuel availability and gas station queue map to everyone
Rosnano picks up stakes in a robot maker, a cloud operator, and a supercapacitor plant
Rosnano has taken stakes in four IT companies, including a supercapacitor plant and a cloud operator, after a 5 billion ruble high-tech fund was wound down.
UBS: AI demand shows no signs of slowing, bank sticks with chip stocks
UBS Wealth Management strategist Hartmut Issel told Bloomberg TV he sees no signs of AI demand cooling, and the bank is holding its position in chipmaker stocks.