AMD CEO Lisa Su is pushing back against AI spending skepticism, calling it the “right gamble” for technological progress. The company has revised its accelerator market forecast to $1 trillion by 2030 and plans to challenge NVIDIA directly with new Instinct AI GPUs.
The AI boom is forcing a radical rethink of how chips communicate. Traditional networking can’t keep up, sparking a gold rush in optical technology and billion-dollar acquisitions.
The 2025 holiday fraud season is already accelerating with AI-powered attacks starting weeks earlier than usual. Account takeovers and gift card fraud remain major threats as criminals industrialize their operations.
Google’s November Pixel Drop transforms messaging into a creative platform with AI photo editing and expands scam detection globally. The update blends Gemini AI with cultural partnerships while pushing personalized features. But is this innovation or just catching up with competitors?
As AI handles more transactional work, the human touch is emerging as a key differentiator. Companies are finding that investing in connection—both internally and with customers—drives loyalty and revenue in ways automation can’t replicate.
A new AI-powered system is tackling mobile network congestion in one of China’s busiest tourist cities. The technology can identify over 16,000 app types to prioritize bandwidth. This means better live streams and faster payments even in massive crowds.
Tech giants are pouring billions into European AI infrastructure. Microsoft’s $10 billion Portugal project and Google’s $6.3 billion Germany expansion signal massive AI compute investment through 2029.
Sam Altman says AI is “the most important trend of this generation” and the best time to get into computer science is right now. He also shared his “best, accidental” career advice about finding smart people to work with.
Microsoft is developing “Agentic Users” that will function as digital employees with their own credentials and autonomy. These AI agents could start rolling out as soon as November through a new licensing model. The technology represents a fundamental shift from AI assistants to actual AI coworkers.
C3 AI just announced C3 AI Agentic Process Automation, a product that allows enterprises to encapsulate business and operational work through autonomous AI agents. The platform offers a no-code, interactive natural language interface for deploying scalable AI processes in minutes.
