Top 10 AI News
Ex-Northvolt CEO Gets New Funds for AI Startup in Manufacturing
The former CEO of Northvolt has secured new funding to launch an AI startup focused on revolutionizing manufacturing processes, aiming to boost efficiency and sustainability in the sector.
TSMC April Sales Surge After US Tariffs Spur Device Rush Orders
TSMC reported a significant increase in April sales as US tariffs prompted a surge in device orders, highlighting the ongoing impact of trade policies on the global semiconductor industry.
AI Is Draining Water From the Areas That Need It Most
More than 160 new AI data centers have been built across the US in the past three years, often in regions already facing water scarcity, raising concerns about the environmental impact of AI infrastructure.
At OpenAI, Fidji Simo to Bring Lessons From Instacart and Meta
Fidji Simo, CEO of Instacart and former Meta executive, is set to join OpenAI, bringing her experience in scaling tech companies and product innovation to the AI research leader.
Silicon Valley Is Coming for the Pentagon’s $1 Trillion Budget
Startups and tech giants in Silicon Valley are targeting the US military’s massive budget, aiming to reshape defense with advanced AI and technology solutions.
Built to Stay Small: Inside the Org Charts of AI-Native Startups
AI-native startups are designing organizational structures that remain lean and flexible, allowing them to adapt quickly in a rapidly evolving tech landscape.
Apple Is Developing Specialized Chips for Glasses, New Macs and AI Servers
Apple is working on a new generation of specialized chips designed for augmented reality glasses, next-gen Macs, and AI servers, signaling a major push into custom silicon for advanced computing.
Meta Taps New Head of AI Lab After Staffer’s Return From Google
Meta has appointed a new head for its AI lab, following the return of a key staffer from Google, as the company intensifies its focus on artificial intelligence research and development.
Canada to Build $15 Billion Modular Nuclear Plant, First in G-7
Canada is set to construct a $15 billion modular nuclear plant, marking the first such project among G-7 nations and signaling a shift toward advanced nuclear energy solutions.
Big Tech Is on Trial. What That Means for the Future of the Internet
Major antitrust trials against Google and Meta could reshape the future of the internet, with potential implications for competition, innovation, and user privacy.
Instagram Chief Says App Has Feared TikTok Threat for Years
Instagram’s chief reveals that the platform has long considered TikTok a major competitive threat, influencing its strategy and product development.
Consumer Watchdog Halts Biden-Era Google Payment Supervision
A US consumer watchdog has stopped oversight of Google’s payment services, a move that comes amid broader regulatory debates over tech and financial services.
AI Wants More Data. More Chips. More Real Estate. More Power. More Water. More Everything
The rapid expansion of AI is driving unprecedented demand for data, chips, real estate, power, and water, raising questions about the sustainability of the AI boom.
Why AI Is So Expensive
Artificial intelligence development is costly due to the need for powerful hardware, vast datasets, and significant energy resources, making it a high-stakes investment for tech companies.
AI Can Write, But Is It Any Good at Picking Stocks?
AI systems are increasingly being used to analyze and pick stocks, but questions remain about their effectiveness compared to human experts in the financial markets.
Why AI Is Next Flashpoint in US-China Tech Rivalry
Artificial intelligence has become a central issue in the ongoing tech rivalry between the US and China, with both nations racing to dominate the field and set global standards.
Trump Plans to Rescind Biden-Era AI Chip Curbs
Donald Trump has announced plans to roll back Biden-era restrictions on AI chip exports, a move that could have significant implications for the global semiconductor market.
Nvidia CEO on Tariffs, AI Chips, China Competition
Nvidia’s CEO discusses the impact of tariffs, the company’s AI chip strategy, and the competitive landscape with China in a recent interview.
Nvidia Says New Export Restrictions Will Cost $5.5 Billion
Nvidia estimates that new export restrictions will cost the company $5.5 billion, underscoring the financial risks of evolving global trade policies.