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After a year out of the spotlight, Chinese AI developer DeepSeek re-emerged at a major internet conference — with one of its top researchers issuing a stark warning about AI’s long-term impact on society.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revised remarks about China’s AI lead, stressing that the U.S. can stay competitive by accelerating development and maintaining global reliance on Nvidia chips.
OpenAI reports more than 1 million business customers and strong growth in ChatGPT for Work, supported by new enterprise tools, integrations, and model capabilities.
Google’s $32B acquisition of cloud security startup Wiz has cleared U.S. antitrust review, bringing the tech giant one step closer to completing its largest-ever deal.
Shopify reports surging traffic and purchases from AI tools, calls agentic commerce the biggest shift since the internet, and highlights partnerships with OpenAI, Perplexity, and Microsoft Copilot.
Anthropic forecasts massive revenue growth — up to $70B by 2028 — as business demand for Claude accelerates. The AI startup is considering raising funds at a valuation up to $400B.
Schneider Electric beat Q3 revenue estimates as demand for AI-powered data centers drives growth. U.S. expansion plans and supply chain strategies support the momentum.
Alphabet, Microsoft, and Meta announced higher capital expenditures as they invest in AI and data centers. Investors favored Alphabet for its strong cash flow coverage.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced that the company’s Blackwell AI chips are now in full production in Arizona, marking a major step in bringing semiconductor manufacturing back to U.S. soil.
Amazon is cutting about 14,000 corporate roles as part of a broader restructuring to streamline operations and accelerate investment in generative AI technologies.