SAP has closed the book on one of the year's most closely watched enterprise data deals, completing its Dremio acquisition.
For nearly two decades, Qualcomm's name has lived inside the phone in your pocket. Now the chipmaker wants it stamped on AI data-center racks.
While much of the software industry braced for frontier models to swallow enterprise apps, Dave Clark raised money for exactly the software those models are meant to obsolete.
Radical Numerics, founded by veterans of Stanford and the Liquid AI founding team, has closed a $50 million seed led by Emergence Capital.
AI has rewired drug discovery's front end. Katalyze AI is betting the next frontier is on the plant floor and in the quality lab.
Elon Musk's xAI has planted a flag in speech-to-text, with Grok STT 1.0 surfacing as a versioned, generally available transcription model.
A quieter fight is taking shape in scientific computing: whether the software scientists work inside is open or owned. OpenScience is a concrete new entry.
China's Z.AI has finished a data center drawing roughly one gigawatt, notable less for its size than for what's inside: only Chinese-made chips.
When a team of AI models works together, the loudest voice often wins, not the smartest. A new paper borrows an idea from economics: make agents bid for work.
When two people who share no language are told to cooperate, they improvise. A new paper asks whether LLMs do the same, and what makes a durable language emerge.
Long-context models are seductive: paste in a whole codebase and reason over it at once. The problem is a hidden memory tax that scales with every token.
Apple has taken a former engineering hire, and OpenAI, to federal court, opening what may be the highest-profile trade-secret battle of the AI hardware era.
A group of 26 Meta employees who say the company's AI steered them toward the chopping block are pushing their case into its next, more revealing phase.
For two years, 'August 2, 2026' dominated every European AI compliance roadmap. As of this week, the date survives but the feared parts are pushed years out.
Israel's National AI Directorate says it is in active talks with TSMC, Samsung and Intel to build a 2nm fab, alongside a cluster for 100,000 GPUs.