Amazon, Google, and Microsoft reveal a staggering $1.1 trillion cloud computing backlog as AI demand explodes, forcing Big Tech giants to tap bond markets for billions while creating massive opportunities for smaller competitors.
Google launches revolutionary Interactions API that replaces traditional AI prompts with stateful session management, enabling developers to build persistent AI applications with background processing capabilities and explicit context tracking that survives across sessions while reducing costs.
OpenAI abandons 'io' branding for its upcoming AI hardware devices amid trademark dispute, with the affected product not expected to ship until 2027 according to Monday court filings.
AI stocks crash despite companies like Amazon, Alphabet, and chip manufacturers posting record double-digit growth and Amazon announcing $200 billion infrastructure investment, prompting analysts to declare the selloff a rare once-in-a-decade buying opportunity as the transformative technology remains in early development stages.
US Army awards contract to Swarmbotics AI for developing swarming unmanned ground vehicles that operate in coordinated groups to overwhelm enemies with multiple simultaneous threats, offering cost-effective force multiplication for the 1st Cavalry Division starting January 2026.
Goldman Sachs partners with Anthropic to deploy Claude AI agents for automating accounting, trading reconciliation, and client onboarding, with embedded engineers building autonomous systems that executives expect will accelerate processes and limit future hiring rather than trigger immediate layoffs.
Waymo's chief safety officer confirms that remote operators in the Philippines provide only guidance to robotaxis during challenging situations, while the autonomous vehicles retain full control of all driving decisions and tasks.
Waymo launches revolutionary AI system that generates hyper-realistic driving simulations of rare scenarios like natural disasters and animal encounters, allowing engineers to test autonomous vehicles in dangerous situations impossible to replicate safely in real-world conditions.
Security researchers discover critical flaws in 7.1% of ClawHub's nearly 4,000 skills that expose sensitive credentials, while over 30,000 OpenClaw instances remain dangerously exposed online, prompting China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology to issue urgent security alerts about the platform's extensive enterprise system access risks.
AI.com launches autonomous agents that independently trade stocks, manage dating profiles, and organize calendars for users, with the platform creating personalized AI assistants in just 60 seconds under leadership of Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek.