Nvidia Puts $2 Billion Into Europe, Starting With a Doctor’s Appointment
Jensen Huang said this week that Nvidia will commit roughly $2 billion to European artificial intelligence companies within days, on top of $8 billion the chipmaker has deployed in the…
Anthropic’s IPO Clock Starts With a Revenue Number
The most important document in technology this week has no cover page. Anthropic will hand updated financials to a group of institutional investors gathering at its San Francisco headquarters, according…
Anthropic Warns That AI Worms May Not Need a Data Center
Anthropic’s Frontier Red Team published research this week arguing that self-replicating AI malware is closer than the industry has assumed, and that it may not need a data center to…
Google Opens Gemini 4 Argon to All Developers and Cuts the Price
Google opened its flagship model Gemini 4 Argon to every developer and enterprise customer on October 13, ending a limited release that had kept the model behind a security program…
Intel Names Its Inference Card and Starts Shipping Samples
Intel gave its data-center inference accelerator a product name and a customer sampling program on October 12, a small step in a long campaign to sell into a market its…
Chip Chiefs Warn That AI’s Next Shortage Is Credit
The two executives who sell deepest into the artificial intelligence build-out said on October 12 that its next constraint is neither silicon nor electricity but the willingness of other people’s…
Kakao Moves Its AI Assistant Inside the Chat Window
The demonstration began with a gesture rather than an app. Swipe down anywhere with two fingers inside KakaoTalk and an assistant opens on top of the conversation. Kakao unveiled the…
Samsung’s Chairman Takes a $1.9 Billion Gift as the Company Turns to Vietnam
The paperwork took a day. In a regulatory filing on Tuesday, Samsung Electronics said Hong Ra-hee, honorary director of the Leeum Museum of Art, will transfer 11,158,000 common shares of…
A $3,499 Computer With No Screen, Built for an Agent Instead of a Person
Ghost, a startup in San Francisco, has come out of stealth with a personal computer that has no display and no keyboard. The box is called Core, it sells for…










