Breaking news: President Trump reverses stance, greenlights Nvidia's $4 trillion chip sales to China after CEO Jensen Huang's persuasive talks, abandoning previous plans to break up the market-dominant tech giant.
OpenAI aggressively expands its AI capabilities, aiming for 1 million GPUs by year-end and an astonishing 100 million GPUs worth $3 trillion, fueling concerns about AI supremacy as its Texas data center becomes the world's largest at 1 gigawatt by 2026.
In a groundbreaking move, Apple secures a $500 million deal with MP Materials, the sole US-based rare earth mining company, to procure rare earth magnets for iPhones and other products, reducing its dependence on China for these critical minerals.
Nvidia and AMD restart AI chip sales to China as part of the recent US-China trade deal, with Nvidia receiving assurances from the US government and AMD expecting licenses for its chip exports.
A groundbreaking brain-computer interface system enables users to control robotic hands with their thoughts alone, decoding brain signals through electroencephalography and AI to achieve over 80% accuracy in real-time multi-finger movements.
Mark Zuckerberg spearheads Meta's pursuit of superintelligence, aggressively recruiting elite AI talent with lucrative offers and constructing massive GPU clusters dubbed 'Tents' to exponentially scale training capabilities.
Intel's AI robotics and biometrics unit RealSense secures $50 million in Series A funding, spinning off as an independent venture to develop new product lines and capitalize on the surging demand for robotics automation.
OpenAI acquires Jony Ive's io Products for $6.5 billion, merging AI with hardware design as Ive and his firm LoveFrom take on creative roles to integrate ChatGPT tech into new devices.
Nvidia announces a new AI chip tailored for the Chinese market, the Blackwell RTX Pro 6000 processor, set for release as early as September, modified to comply with U.S. export restrictions by omitting advanced features like high-bandwidth memory and NVLink interface.
Hugging Face launches programmable Reachy Mini desktop robots, available in wireless ($449) and lite ($299) versions, fully programmable in Python and integrated with Hugging Face Hub.