Broadcom shares surged to an all-time high Monday on reports Microsoft may move its custom chip business from Marvell Technology to Broadcom. This follows news Amazon might also shift future Trainium chip development away from Marvell.
TSMC’s advanced chip packaging lines are completely maxed out, forcing the giant to outsource orders for the first time. This is a direct result of insatiable demand from AI players like NVIDIA and AMD. The move could ease bottlenecks but also boosts competitors.
A new survey from OpenAI presents a bullish case for workplace AI. It found that three-quarters of workers report improved speed or quality, with significant time savings. This contrasts with other studies that have questioned the measurable return on AI investments.
NextEra Energy is making major moves to power the AI boom. The company is partnering with Google Cloud to develop data centers and will supply clean energy to Meta.
Nonprofits are being asked to solve modern crises with outdated tools, creating a dangerous tech gap. While a new class of AI-powered nonprofits is emerging, they’re stuck in a catch-22 needing capital to prove impact.
Mozilla’s financial survival is tied to a $495 million annual deal with Google. A recent antitrust ruling created a small opening for competition, but the nonprofit is treading carefully, opting to add AI tools like Perplexity instead of radically changing defaults.
The Trump Administration is shifting its industrial policy focus from artificial intelligence to robotics. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is meeting with industry CEOs, and a new executive order could come as early as next year.
Major banks are pouring billions into AI and scrambling to upskill their massive engineering workforces. The new mandate? Developers must learn to communicate with AI agents in plain English, not just code, in what leaders call a “fundamental shift.”
Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey made a stark ethical argument for using advanced AI in warfare during a Fox News interview. He contends that when lives are at stake, using the best possible technology to minimize collateral damage is a moral imperative.
After three years of hype, a harsh reality is setting in for corporate AI. A recent MIT report found a staggering 95% of AI pilot projects never make it to full implementation, wasting billions. The issue isn’t the technology’s capability, but a fundamental mismatch in how business leaders are tryin
