Meta and AMD are forging a major multi-year AI partnership, committing up to 6GW of AMD Instinct GPUs to power Meta's AI infrastructure starting in the second half of 2026, as Meta aggressively builds toward delivering personal superintelligence at global scale.
Software engineer job postings are surging 11% year-over-year, and real-time labor market data shows no signs of AI-driven workforce disruption, as economic constraints, limited compute capacity, and historical adoption patterns suggest mass white-collar job displacement remains far off.
Google, Anthropic, and India are reshaping the AI landscape as Gemini 3.1 Pro shatters reasoning benchmarks, Claude Sonnet 4.6 brings million-token context windows to free users, and India commits $200 billion toward AI infrastructure in a massive push to become a global tech powerhouse.
Amazon is investing $12 billion to build AI data center campuses in Louisiana, creating over 2,200 jobs while committing $400 million to public water infrastructure and covering 100% of energy infrastructure costs, as part of a record $200 billion capital expenditure push this year.
General Catalyst commits a massive $5 billion to India over five years, shifting focus from AI model development to real-world AI deployment, betting on the country's digital infrastructure, vast market, and tech talent as the foundation for transformative growth.
OpenAI slashes its infrastructure spending target to $600B by 2030—down from $1.4T—while finalizing a massive $100B+ funding round at a $730B valuation, with Nvidia potentially investing $30B alongside SoftBank and Amazon, as the AI giant projects $280B in revenue by 2030.
Gen Z founder Kiara Nirghin launches Emanate, an AI startup backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Peter Thiel, and Alexis Ohanian, deploying autonomous revenue agents to modernize the $5 trillion industrial materials sector and promising customer revenue boosts of up to 80%.
Mukesh Ambani unveils a massive $110 billion plan to build gigawatt-scale AI data centers and edge computing infrastructure across India over seven years, aiming to slash AI costs, boost local-language AI, and position India as a global compute powerhouse amid a broader national AI investment surge exceeding $200 billion.
Meta signs a massive multiyear deal with Nvidia for millions of CPUs and GPUs to supercharge its AI infrastructure, marking the first large-scale Grace-only deployment, as Big Tech's combined AI spending in 2026 is projected to surpass the total cost of the Apollo space program.
Meta strikes massive multibillion-dollar deal with Nvidia to deploy millions of AI chips across data centers, becoming first company to use Nvidia's standalone Grace CPUs as part of ambitious $600 billion infrastructure expansion through 2028.