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Nvidia and Deutsche Telekom agreed to a €1 billion partnership to build an AI factory in Munich, aiming to increase Germany’s AI computing power by 50% using Blackwell-based systems.
Hafnium prices in Europe have climbed near record highs as China tightens exports and soaring AI chip production drives global demand for the rare metal.
Gcore has launched Everywhere AI, a platform enabling enterprises to deploy and manage AI workloads in just three clicks across cloud, hybrid, and on-prem environments.
Philips posted a 3% increase in quarterly sales as growing demand for AI-powered health technologies and diagnostic equipment offset weaker performance in other segments.
Palantir expects fourth-quarter revenue to exceed Wall Street estimates, driven by accelerating adoption of its AI platforms across government and commercial sectors.
CODA, representing Japanese IP holders including Studio Ghibli, requested OpenAI stop using its members’ content to train Sora 2, citing potential copyright infringement.
Dia browser, built on Arc’s features, introduces AI-native memory, agents, and integrations with Atlassian apps, aiming for speed, security, and improved user experience.
OpenAI signed a $38 billion, multiyear agreement with Amazon to access cloud computing power, including Nvidia GPUs, to support ChatGPT and AI model training.
Utopai East, a joint venture between LG heir’s Stock Farm Road and Utopai Studios, will develop AI-powered infrastructure for film and TV production.
Microsoft will secure additional AI cloud compute from Australia’s IREN under a $9.7 billion agreement, leveraging Nvidia GPUs at a Texas data center.