Google is in talks with Marvell Technology to develop two new AI chips targeting surging inference costs, expanding its custom silicon supply chain beyond existing partners Broadcom and MediaTek as AI query demands increasingly outpace training as the dominant compute expense for hyperscalers.
Vercel launches its built-in feature flag system, Vercel Flags, now generally available with native Next.js and SvelteKit support, enabling teams to create, manage, and target feature flags directly from the Vercel Dashboard with OpenFeature standard compatibility for other frameworks.
Async subagents are transforming AI task coordination by instantly returning task IDs upon launch, freeing supervisor agents to run parallel operations, interact with users in real time, and cancel or redirect tasks mid-execution — eliminating the critical bottlenecks that cripple traditional blocking subagent architectures.
A2UI v0.9 launches as a groundbreaking framework-agnostic standard, empowering AI agents to generate real-time, tailored UI widgets across web and mobile platforms, with major adoptions already underway from industry giants including Vercel, Oracle, AG2, and AG-UI.
Vercel Workflows hits general availability after processing over 100 million runs and 500 million steps across 1,500+ customers, offering developers a durable execution model that embeds workflow logic directly into TypeScript or Python code — no separate orchestration services required.
OpenAI doubles its deal with AI chipmaker Cerebras to over $20 billion, takes a potential 10% minority stake, and invests $1 billion in data center development, as Cerebras eyes a $35 billion IPO in Q2 2025.
Anthropic is making a major move in London, securing an 800-person office in the city's Knowledge Quarter as the AI powerhouse rides a wave of explosive growth, boasting a $380 billion valuation, $30 billion in annual run-rate revenue, and a string of viral product launches including its Claude Code coding …
Perplexity launches its Personal Computer AI assistant on Mac, offering deep system integration with local files, iMessage, Mail, and Calendar for Max subscribers — but the powerful feature comes at a steep $200/month price tag.
Anthropic launches Claude Opus 4.7 with enhanced software engineering, visual reasoning, and creative capabilities at unchanged pricing of $5 per million input tokens, now available across major cloud platforms while serving as a cybersecurity testbed under Project Glasswing as competition with OpenAI intensifies.
Salesforce launches 'Headless 360' at its TDX developer conference, exposing its entire platform as APIs and AI tools so agents can operate without a graphical interface, shipping over 100 new tools while shifting to consumption-based pricing and investing $50 million to expand its AI ecosystem.