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Exploring the future of Artificial Intelligence — today's models, tomorrow's agents, and the big privacy problem
By Bruno Ferreira published
Premium The world of AI is getting more complex, and we assess the current state of LLMs, what makes them tick, and explore the risks and features that companies are looking to integrate in the future.

ISSCC 2026: Rebellions details industry's first quad-chiplet AI solution with UCIe interconnects
By Anton Shilov published
Premium A sign of things to come.

Trump orders Big Tech to build its own power plants to generate power for AI data centers
By Hassam Nasir published
Corporations will be told to build their own power plants.

Nvidia posts record $215 billion annual revenue in latest quarterly earnings report
By Anton Shilov published
As sales of gaming GPUs drop quarter-over-quarter, Nvidia enjoys record results amid massive AI craze and lack of rivals for the Blackwell platform.

Inside Meta and AMD's $100 billion deal, and why AMD is giving up a slice of the company in return for GPU orders
By Sayem Ahmed published
Premium Deal mirrors OpenAI agreement from 2025.

AI boosted US economy by 'basically zero' in 2025, says Goldman Sachs chief economist
By Jon Martindale published
Premium US companies are spending big, but most of that money goes overseas.

OpenAI couldn’t finance its data centers, so it took control of the hardware instead
By Luke James published
Premium OpenAI spent much of 2025 trying to build its own AI data centers, only to find that it couldn’t secure financing on competitive terms.

US imports from Taiwan now exceed imports from China for the first time in decades
By Anton Shilov published
Premium Thanks, AI servers.

Sam Altman fires back at Elon Musk's proposal for space-based data centers, says orbiting data centers 'ridiculous' for now
By Anton Shilov published
Contrary to what Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos say, orbital data centers will not make sense any time soon, believes Sam Altman.

India joins America-led Pax Silica supply chain effort to build semiconductor talent and reduce reliance on China — agreement spans from rare earths to chipmaking tools
By Kunal Khullar published
With new fabs under development and a growing focus on skilled talent, India’s inclusion in Pax Silica points to a long-term effort by the U.S. and its partners to accelerate capacity building.
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