Google is testing a new feature that turns your earbuds into a real-time interpreter. It’s a step toward sci-fi dreams, but with real-world limits. The feature supports 70 languages and is expanding to iOS in 2026.
NVIDIA is seeing huge demand in China for its last-gen H200 AI GPUs after the US lifted a sales ban. However, the company must pay 25% of each sale to the US government, potentially forcing a price hike. Chinese authorities still need to finalize approval for the chips next week.
Broadcom just reported a monster year fueled by AI chips and VMware, with total revenue hitting $64 billion. The CEO revealed Anthropic is behind a new $11 billion order, and the company’s AI-related backlog now stands at a staggering $73 billion.
Google has added NotebookLM to its premium $250/month AI Ultra subscription. The move grants users dramatically higher usage limits and the ability to remove watermarks from generated slide decks and infographics. This could be the value proposition that justifies the ultra-premium price tag for hea
A new Microsoft report analyzing 37.5 million Copilot conversations shows a surprising trend. People are increasingly using the AI for emotional support and life advice, not just for facts or coding.
The race to build AI data centers is sparking fears of a massive bubble. With estimates of up to $10 trillion in needed spending and lenders throwing cash at projects, veterans like Howard Marks are warning of a potential glut and bankruptcies. The sheer scale and risky financial engineering involve
AMD has released the ROCm 7.10 developer preview, marking a significant step in its open-source compute platform. The update finally adds official support for the new Ryzen AI 300 “Strix Point” APUs and restores several older Instinct accelerators.
Google is finally giving its highest-paying AI customers a reason to subscribe. NotebookLM, its AI research assistant, now offers exclusive, massively expanded limits for users on the $200-per-month AI Ultra plan.
A coalition of state attorneys general has issued a stark warning to major AI companies. They say the era of reckless innovation is over when it comes to AI’s impact on mental health, particularly for children. The policy letter demands immediate action and hints at legal consequences.
President Trump has signed an executive order creating a federal task force to sue states over their AI laws. The move seeks to establish a single national framework, arguing state rules hinder innovation.
