Alphabet integrates Gemini AI into Pixel 10's Tensor G5 chips, creating an on-device AI ecosystem that strengthens its AI flywheel through enhanced privacy, responsiveness, and cross-device experiences, fueling AI revenue potential and offering a compelling long-term investment opportunity.
Intel cautions of potential backlash from stakeholders as the Trump administration secures a 10% stake and voting rights in the tech giant, raising concerns over international sales impact and shareholder governance.
Nvidia unveils the Jetson AGX Thor, a powerful 'robot brain' chip 7.5 times faster than its predecessor, enabling advanced AI capabilities for humanoid robots and accelerating the robotics revolution as the company targets robotics as its largest growth opportunity outside of AI.
NVIDIA unleashes Jetson AGX Thor, delivering a 7.5x AI boost and 3.5x greater energy efficiency for robotics, with industry leaders like Agility Robotics, Amazon Robotics, and Boston Dynamics adopting the supercharged platform to power next-generation robots.
Elon Musk's Neuralink brain chip recipient Noland Arbaugh plays Mario Kart and plans to start a business 18 months after surgery, regaining autonomy through the brain-computer interface that allows him to control technology independently.
Major Chinese cities are targeting 70% self-reliance in AI chips by 2027, challenging Nvidia's dominance as Beijing pushes to develop the domestic AI industry and reduce reliance on foreign technology.
Dell unleashes Pro Max AI Desktop PCs, including GB10 and GB300 models, featuring NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs delivering up to 20 Petaflops of FP4 computing power for maximum AI development performance at the deskside.
DeepSeek unveils V3.1, a GPT-5 rival optimized for Chinese chips, matching OpenAI's model on benchmarks while undercutting pricing, fueling the AI race between the U.S. and China.
China escalates tensions with the US by discouraging local firms from purchasing NVIDIA's H20 AI chips, finding US commerce secretary's remarks about limiting China's access to advanced chips 'insulting', as NVIDIA develops a new chip for the Chinese market.
FieldAI, backed by Jeff Bezos and Nvidia, secures over $400 million to develop AI 'brains' that control third-party robots using models trained on real-world data, powering the next generation of intelligent robotics.