Microsoft releases open-source Azure Cosmos DB Agent Kit featuring 45+ expert database rules that instantly transforms AI coding assistants like GitHub Copilot into database optimization specialists, covering everything from data modeling to global distribution with a simple one-command installation.
ClickHouse acquires LLM engineering platform Langfuse in a strategic move that leverages existing infrastructure partnerships while maintaining unchanged open source commitments and promising enhanced performance for users.
Railway secures $100 million Series B funding led by TQ Ventures to tackle software deployment bottlenecks as AI dramatically accelerates development speed but infrastructure tools struggle to keep pace.
AheadComputing secures $30 million in Series Seed2 funding to develop RISC-V processors specifically for AI data centers, as industry forecasts predict AI workloads will dominate 70% of data center compute demand by 2030.
Thesys unveils C1 API middleware that instantly converts AI-generated text into dynamic user interfaces, powered by MongoDB Atlas infrastructure and supported by MongoDB's startup program as the company scales globally.
Tesla revives its scrapped Dojo3 AI chip project with a dramatic pivot from self-driving cars to space-based computing systems, as Musk rebuilds the team that disbanded five months ago to support his ambitious plan for solar-powered AI satellites launched via SpaceX Starship.
Vercel launches Agent Skills, a revolutionary package manager that equips AI coding agents with specialized abilities including 40+ React performance rules, 100+ web design guidelines, and automated deployment tools, installing via npm-like commands to enable natural language code reviews and structured development workflows.
Worldwide AI spending skyrockets to $2.52 trillion by 2026 with a massive 44% year-over-year surge, driven by $401 billion in infrastructure investments and 49% jump in AI-optimized servers, even as the industry remains trapped in a 'Trough of Disillusionment' with companies demanding proven returns over speculative projects.
AI wrapper companies face imminent collapse by 2026 as big tech platforms absorb their features, while the $600 billion global infrastructure investment remains protected and foundation models consolidate into just 2-3 dominant players.
Oracle teeters on junk bond status after borrowing heavily for $50 billion AI infrastructure spending to serve unprofitable OpenAI, while CoreWeave drowns in $15 billion debt and multiple AI companies trade at extreme valuations despite minimal revenue, signaling dangerous cracks in the tech sector's AI spending bubble.