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JPMorgan sparks a surge in shares of Chinese AI developers
JPMorgan's optimistic forecasts triggered a rally in MiniMax and Knowledge Atlas shares. The bank's analysts see significant potential for investors in Chinese language-model developers.
Artificial Intelligence Became the Star of Super Bowl Advertising
# Artificial Intelligence Became the Star of Super Bowl Advertising The most expensive airtime in the world has new owners.
LG CNS: South Korea Will Become an "HR Department" for Humanoid Robots
# LG CNS: South Korea to Become the 'HR Department' for Humanoid Robots When a new employee arrives at a production facility — even if they're metallic and operate 24/7 — they need onboarding,…
Pony AI and Toyota launch mass production of autonomous robotaxis
# Pony AI and Toyota Launch Serial Production of Autonomous Robotaxis Chinese company Pony AI has officially begun commercial production of autonomous vehicles in collaboration with Toyota — one of…
AI in Service of Crime: How Scammers in Asia Bypass Government Bans
# AI in the Service of Crime: How Fraudsters in Asia Circumvent State Bans Fraudulent operations centers in Southeast Asia have found a way to survive despite tightening government control.
Infineon attracts financing for AI projects through eurobond issuance
Infineon Technologies AG, one of the world's leading semiconductor manufacturers, announced the attraction of financing through the issuance of eurobonds.
EU Demands Meta Open WhatsApp for Third-Party AI Chatbots
The European Union has issued a serious warning to Meta Platforms Inc. regarding its policy limiting the use of third-party AI assistants in the popular WhatsApp messenger.
Alphabet Report: Will AI Justify the $2 Trillion Rally?
Alphabet Inc. is increasingly perceived as a leader in virtually all key areas of the artificial intelligence industry.
Samsung shares rise on news of mass AI chip production
Samsung Electronics Co. shares demonstrated significant growth, jumping 6.4% following information that the company is preparing for mass production of HBM4 (High Bandwidth Memory 4) memory chips.
G42 invests billion dollars in data centers in Vietnam
G42, a company from Abu Dhabi and a key player in the artificial intelligence market of the United Arab Emirates, has announced plans to invest up to $1 billion in building a network of data centers…
Apple is preparing a major product launch in 2026
Apple is preparing for a major update to its product lineup in 2026, planning the release of the iPhone 17e, updated iPad models, and new Mac computers.
$650 Billion AI Bill: Big Tech Burns Bridges and Cash for the Future
Imagine you're sitting at a poker table where the minimum bet has just been raised to the budget of a small European country. This is exactly what's happening in Silicon Valley right now.
Warner Music: music giant learns to monetize AI (while others fear it)
Warner Music: The Music Giant Learns to Profit from AI (While Others Fear) The music industry has lived in defensive mode against technology for decades.
Anthropic: 20 billion dollars to outplay OpenAI
Twenty billion dollars. Let that sink in. This is not just the budget of a small nation or the cost of a major airline.
Nvidia hits the jackpot: Big Tech allocates $650 billion for hardware
The stock market sometimes resembles a casino, but when $650 billion is at stake, this is no longer a gamble—it's a carefully calculated survival strategy.
Nvidia Returns to China: Jensen Huang Got His Way (But There's a Catch)
Jensen Huang knows how to wait and, more importantly, how to convince. After months of endless shuttling between Santa Clara and Washington, Nvidia's CEO finally got what he fought for: official…
SaaS Under Fire: Why AI Is Forcing Investors to Flee the Cloud
SaaS Under Pressure: Why AI Is Forcing Investors Out of the Cloud The cloud software market right now resembles a party that the police suddenly burst into and shut down the music.
AI Prophets by Subscription: Why Digital Jesus Won't Help You
Imagine you walk into an app store to buy a little peace of mind for $9.99 a month. It sounds like the opening to a Philip K.
Tokyo Electron: profit miss won't shake AI bubble belief
Imagine you're selling shovels during a gold rush. Your sales for the last month fell just short of plan due to logistics, but you see a queue forming at your counter of people with suitcases full of…
Atlassian soaring: Mike Cannon-Brookes explains why AI is the best thing that's happened to them
Picture this: you walk out to investors with a report, your company's shares start turning red on the monitors, and you declare with a smile that AI is the best thing that's ever happened to your…
Trumpf: German lasers make AI possible (and generate billions)
Every time you ask a neural network to generate an image or write code, somewhere in the depths of a data center, a silicon chip created using technologies that seem like magic comes to life.
IT Outsourcing on the Brink: Why AI Won't Kill Indian Giants (Yet)
For decades, the business model of the largest IT corporations was built on one simple principle: find thousands of smart people, train them, and sell their time to Western clients.
Oracle and OpenAI untrusted: Michigan blocked the construction of the century
The world of high technology is used to a red carpet being rolled out, especially when it comes to billion-dollar investments and job creation. But something went wrong in Michigan.
Atlassian and AI: How Neural Networks Save Jira and Shareholder Wallets
When the CEO of one of the world's largest software companies claims that AI is the best event in his business's history, it's worth listening.
SoftBank and OpenAI: Masayoshi Son Bets Everything on AI While Japanese Automakers Struggle
Masaёshi Son is on the hunt again, and this time his target is not just another promising startup, but the very heart of the current technological revolution. Next week, SoftBank Group Corp.
650 Billion on Silicon: Big Tech Betting Everything on AI
When we talk about hundreds of billions of dollars, the numbers stop being merely lines in financial reports and transform into a kind of geological force.
Anthropic heads to Wall Street: after lawyers, financiers in the crosshairs
Seems like the folks at Anthropic have decided that simply creating smart chatbots is way too boring (and possibly not profitable enough).
Ares Management: why private capital isn't afraid of AI apocalypse
While the world holds its breath waiting for the moment when generative intelligence begins to massively replace people, Michael Arugetti, head of Ares Management, maintains an Olympic calm.
OpenAI Frontier: your new colleague doesn't drink coffee and never sleeps
Remember how a couple of years ago we joked that artificial intelligence would take away our jobs? OpenAI has decided it's time to stop joking and start issuing access badges.
Panic in advance: how Anthropic's legal AI crashed the market without evidence
Wall Street has developed a new unconditional reflex: if an AI lab sneezes, traditional industries immediately collapse with pneumonia. The legal sector was the latest victim.