Nvidia accelerates South Korea’s AI ambitions with rollout of up to 260,000 GPUs
Nvidia will supply up to 260,000 AI chips to South Korean corporations and the government, a move that underscores the...
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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang: AI Has Entered a Self-Reinforcing Boom
Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang said artificial intelligence has entered a “virtuous cycle” in which rapid improvements in models spur...
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Nvidia Tops $5 Trillion Valuation on Surging AI Demand
Nvidia became the first company to surpass a $5 trillion market capitalization, closing up more than 3% at roughly $5.03...
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Shield AI’s X-BAT: A VTOL AI Fighter Meant to Thwart China’s First-Strike Strategy
San Diego-based Shield AI unveiled the X-BAT, an autonomous, runway-independent VTOL fighter designed to counter China’s strategy of striking U.S....
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China’s AI eyewear rivals to Meta are surging—and Goldman Sachs is mapping the trade
Chinese hardware makers are rapidly rolling out AI-enabled smart glasses to challenge Meta’s lead, intensifying competition in a nascent wearable...
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Campus AI Boom: Will It Supercharge Learning or Short-Circuit Students’ Thinking?
Universities from Beijing to Columbus are racing to make generative AI a core part of campus life, even as faculty...
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Massive breach at AI ‘girlfriend’ apps exposes millions of intimate chats, photos and videos
A Hong Kong-based developer behind the Chattee Chat and GiMe Chat “AI companion” apps left a Kafka Broker server unsecured,...
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Worshippers Turn to AI for Conversations With the Divine
From India to the West, worshippers are increasingly turning to AI chatbots for spiritual counsel, transforming how people access scripture...
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Pony.ai partners with Stellantis to pilot robotaxis in Europe, starting in Luxembourg
Chinese autonomous-vehicle operator Pony.ai will team up with Stellantis to test self-driving taxis in Europe, beginning in Luxembourg in the...
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Microsoft says Russia, China and other adversaries are increasingly using AI to intensify cyberattacks on the U.S.
Foreign adversaries are rapidly weaponizing artificial intelligence to sharpen cyber intrusions and online deception aimed at the U.S., Microsoft said...
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