Meta is set to begin production of its custom AI chips in September, developed with Broadcom and manufactured by TSMC, as the tech giant moves to reduce its dependence on Nvidia GPUs while projecting up to $145 billion in capital expenditures this year.
Prisma ORM is taking the developer world by storm, amassing 774,000 users and 47,000 GitHub stars with its type-safe database toolkit that supports seven major databases including PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and MySQL for Node.js and TypeScript developers.
AI chip startup SambaNova surges to an $11 billion valuation after raising $1 billion led by General Atlantic, with JPMorgan Chase deploying its systems and a U.S. IPO targeted for 2027 as it challenges Nvidia's dominance in the AI chip market.
OpenAI acquires Northslope, a Palantir-backed applied-AI firm, deploying hundreds of engineers directly inside client businesses to dominate enterprise AI implementation as competition shifts from model performance to real-world adoption.
Chinese AI models like DeepSeek are surging past 30% U.S. market share as businesses abandon OpenAI and Anthropic for alternatives that are up to 90% cheaper and rapidly closing the performance gap with American frontier models.
OpenAI acquires applied AI firm Northslope to expand its team of engineers who embed directly with enterprise clients, signaling a major industry shift where AI companies are now competing head-to-head with traditional consulting firms to help businesses adopt and scale AI.
DeepSeek is racing to develop its own AI chips after spending a year recruiting engineers and meeting with hardware partners, aiming to break free from dependence on both Nvidia and Huawei as Chinese and American AI giants alike pursue custom silicon for greater control over their technology.
Google expands its Gemini API Managed Agents with powerful new features including background execution for long-running tasks, remote MCP server support, custom function calling, and mid-session credential refresh that preserves sandbox state — making AI agents significantly more reliable and flexible for production use.
Shepherd launches an alpha runtime that makes AI agent executions reversible using Git-like forking, delivering 5x faster copy-on-write performance than Docker commit, 95% KV-cache reuse on replay, and OS-level sandboxed permissions that block unauthorized writes before they happen.
Anthropic rolls out Claude Cowork to mobile and web, letting Max plan users start, monitor, and manage AI-driven tasks across devices, with background execution, scheduled automation, and real-time decision prompts — and over 90% of usage is everyday business work like financial reconciliation and content creation, not coding.