NVIDIA unleashes Jetson AGX Thor, delivering a 7.5x AI boost and 3.5x greater energy efficiency for robotics, with industry leaders like Agility Robotics, Amazon Robotics, and Boston Dynamics adopting the supercharged platform to power next-generation robots.
A new AI system, Claude Code, utilizes a simple control loop, modular design with smaller models, flexible search, structured prompts, and self-management for robust performance across diverse tasks.
Cutting-edge AI pipelines autonomously synthesize comprehensive answers from diverse data sources, with agentic RAG introducing autonomous agents that independently process documents, coordinate responses, and dynamically adapt strategies, enabling advanced capabilities across heterogeneous data.
Scale AI secures a $99.5 million firm-fixed-price contract from the U.S. Army for artificial intelligence research and development services, beating out 10 other bidders, with work scheduled through August 2030.
China's Tiangong space station hosts Wukong, an AI chatbot assisting taikonauts with navigation, tactical planning, and complex operations, combining intelligent assistant capabilities with space expertise.
NASA's free-flying Astrobee robots join Germany's AI assistant CIMON aboard the International Space Station, marking a historic robotic rendezvous to aid astronauts and operations.
Major Chinese cities are targeting 70% self-reliance in AI chips by 2027, challenging Nvidia's dominance as Beijing pushes to develop the domestic AI industry and reduce reliance on foreign technology.
China escalates tensions with the US by discouraging local firms from purchasing NVIDIA's H20 AI chips, finding US commerce secretary's remarks about limiting China's access to advanced chips 'insulting', as NVIDIA develops a new chip for the Chinese market.
AI companies are forging global data alliances to train models, sparking privacy concerns as Perplexity bids a staggering $34.5 billion to acquire Google's Chrome browser, escalating the AI supremacy battle.
FieldAI, backed by Jeff Bezos and Nvidia, secures over $400 million to develop AI 'brains' that control third-party robots using models trained on real-world data, powering the next generation of intelligent robotics.