F5 acquires CalypsoAI for $180 million, strengthening its AI security offerings with CalypsoAI's real-time threat defense and data security products for AI workloads; the cash-financed deal is expected to close this month.
Pennsylvania emerges as an AI powerhouse, with Governor Shapiro embracing AI as a job enhancer, major companies investing heavily, and the state partnering to drive innovation and growth in this cutting-edge field.
Amazon unveils 'Jayhawk' AR smart glasses featuring full-color displays, cameras, and speakers, targeting a late 2026 launch to challenge Meta's commanding 73% market share in the rapidly growing smart eyewear industry.
OpenAI and Microsoft sign groundbreaking deal to restructure their partnership, paving the way for OpenAI's transformation from nonprofit to for-profit entity potentially valued at over $100 billion while resolving competitive tensions and expanding OpenAI's cloud computing options.
An AI startup churns out thousands of low-cost podcasts weekly, producing various levels hosted by AI personalities without deep backstories to avoid emotional attachment.
In a groundbreaking move, Anthropic becomes the first major tech company to endorse California's SB 53 AI bill, mandating transparency measures and safety procedures for advanced AI models offered in the state, aligning with recommendations from California's AI policy working group.
Major retailers like Tesco, Siemens, and AT&T sue VMware over Broadcom's controversial licensing changes, which they claim breach existing contracts and risk supply chain disruptions, escalating tensions and legal battles.
Massive investments by tech giants into AI data centers are driving U.S. economic growth, with spending on AI infrastructure surpassing consumer spending and nearing 2% of GDP, diverting capital from other sectors like venture capital and manufacturing.
In a meeting with President Trump, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announces a staggering $600 billion US investment plan by 2028, only to admit in a hot mic gaffe that he fabricated the figure, while tech rivals share AI investment plans.
Trump hosts 33 tech titans for White House dinner, where attendees pledge billions in U.S. investments, signaling industry's warming ties with administration despite notable absences like Elon Musk and Jensen Huang.