Intel is reportedly considering acquiring AI chip developer SambaNova Systems in what could be a transformative move for its struggling AI strategy. The potential acquisition comes as SambaNova explores sale options after fundraising challenges.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is urging Washington to maintain engagement with China in the AI race, warning that isolation could backfire. The tech leader argues that losing access to half the world’s developers would harm US innovation long-term.
Canva has unveiled its most ambitious platform update yet, integrating AI across its entire product suite. The company is calling this its “Creative Operating System,” positioning itself as a comprehensive creative platform for businesses.
Samsung has launched its web browser on Windows, positioning it as an AI platform rather than just a browsing tool. This move comes amid growing competition in the AI browser space from Microsoft, OpenAI, and others. Here’s what this strategic shift means for the future of browsing.
The future of customer experience isn’t about deploying more AI tools—it’s about orchestrating them across organizational boundaries. Companies that master this symphony will outperform those focused on automation alone.
While companies pour billions into AI technology, research shows culture may be the deciding factor in achieving real returns. New surveys reveal why leadership and organizational dynamics separate AI winners from strugglers.
Google’s escalating capital expenditures reveal the staggering cost of AI dominance. With 2025 capex now projected at $93 billion, the company faces both unprecedented opportunity and financial risk in the hyperscale infrastructure race.
Google’s AI infrastructure chief reveals the company is turning away TPU customers as demand overwhelms supply. Even 8-year-old hardware runs at maximum capacity, highlighting the AI compute crisis.
Amazon’s massive layoffs have triggered concerns about broader white-collar workforce reductions. The real story goes beyond AI scapegoating to pandemic-era overhiring and economic recalibration. Here’s what’s really happening.
The fight over how tech giants account for AI data center emissions has escalated to international climate standards. Google and Microsoft are pushing for mandatory hourly carbon accounting that could reshape environmental reporting.
