Lambda secured $1.5 billion from TWG Global after announcing a massive Microsoft deal involving tens of thousands of Nvidia GPUs. The funding far exceeds what industry watchers expected and shows the insane demand for AI infrastructure. This puts Lambda squarely against CoreWeave in the battle to po
Cursor v2 is winning over developers who initially dismissed it as just another AI extension. The dedicated editor offers features that VS Code extensions can’t replicate, fundamentally changing how developers interact with code.
GlobalFoundries has acquired Singapore-based Advanced Micro Foundry in a move that positions the US chipmaker as the world’s largest pure-play silicon photonics foundry. The deal strengthens GF’s capabilities in optical networking and AI infrastructure while expanding its Singapore manufacturing foo
Trust in AI varies dramatically across geographies, industries, and job levels. Personal experience with generative AI boosts trust by nearly 40 points, but data concerns and forced adoption are creating resistance.
Samsung is rolling out One UI 8.5 to Galaxy S22 devices, marking a substantial security enhancement for the 2022 flagship. The update builds on Android 16 QPR2 rather than standard Android 16, offering numerous improvements over the current One UI 8 foundation.
Berlin-based Peec AI has secured €18 million in Series A funding to expand its platform that helps marketers understand how their brands appear in AI-generated answers. The company has grown to over 1,300 customers and €3.4 million in ARR since launching in February 2025. This funding round position
Nvidia’s VP of Hyperscale and HPC says AI will become pervasive in scientific computing within 1-2 years. The company is betting on hybrid systems that excel at both AI inference and traditional FP64 simulation workloads, with new contracts including TACC’s Horizon supercomputer featuring 4,000 Blac
Nvidia just expanded its NVQLink technology for connecting GPUs to quantum processors. The problem? Quantum processors that could actually use this tech don’t exist yet. This feels like putting the cart way before the quantum horse.
A fan project called Concord Delta had successfully reverse-engineered the defunct shooter’s servers, making multiplayer gameplay possible again. But Sony’s copyright claims against gameplay videos have forced the developers to pause new invites over legal concerns.
Apple executives explain the radical material swap in their latest iPhones. The iPhone 17 Pro moves to aluminum for better thermal performance, while the ultra-thin iPhone Air uses titanium for strength and lightness.
