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SpaceX is building satellites powered by Nvidia chips. The real story isn't the hardware in orbit, it's what this says about where AI infrastructure demand is headed.

The deal signals Europe's top open-weight AI lab is serious about the Gulf market, and Saudi Arabia is serious about not depending on American infrastructure

The fintech giant says its in-house AI model outperforms generic tools on fraud detection and credit risk. Here's what that actually means.

ChatGPT Work is OpenAI's push to bring agentic AI to non-engineers, but internal data shows the hard part isn't building the tool, it's getting people to trust it.

The open-source AI hub turned down Nvidia's $500M check earlier this year. Now it may be talking to buyers.

Harvey's first post-trained model targets long-horizon legal agent tasks, and the benchmark results suggest it's doing something real

As AI agents take on more autonomous tasks, Anthropic is betting that verifiable identity and behavioral controls are the missing piece enterprises actually need

The company is warning its biggest customers that Vera Rubin and Grace Blackwell systems will cost significantly more starting early next year

China's two biggest tech giants are burning cash at a rate most competitors can't match, and their CEOs say it's worth every yuan

Two months after launch, Anthropic's most powerful model holds just 11% of enterprise spending — while cheaper rivals, including its own, pull ahead

A quiet London startup founded by DeepMind alumni just posted a competitive benchmark result against frontier-scale models. The method matters more than the score.

The company that once opposed SB 53 is now pushing to expand it, and the timing is hard to ignore

The chipmaker's latest infrastructure investment signals a deliberate strategy to control more of the supply chain it profits from

A single-day drop on August 14 wiped out almost all of Reddit's footprint in ChatGPT Search, and it hasn't recovered

Structured courses replace scattered community tutorials, covering everything from basic prompting to Claude Code and Computer Use