AWS launches an AI-optimized OpenSearch Serverless platform built to handle explosive bot traffic bursts, as machine-generated requests already make up 31% of all HTTP traffic and are projected to surpass human traffic by 2027, sparking a cloud infrastructure arms race among Microsoft, Databricks, Snowflake, and Cloudflare.
AWS is now licensing Amazon's AI shopping technology to retailers, enabling them to launch custom AI shopping tools in as little as 60 days, with luxury brand Kate Spade already live using the service to power a gifting assistant.
Lovable launches parallel AI subagents that autonomously research and explore codebases in real time, dramatically accelerating complex builds at no extra cost — and users may actually pay less as lighter tasks route to cheaper models.
Meta slashes nearly 1,400 Washington state jobs starting July 22, hitting Bellevue hardest with 699 cuts, as CEO Mark Zuckerberg aggressively restructures the company around artificial intelligence amid fierce competition with OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google.
OpenRouter rockets to a $1.3B valuation after securing $113M in Series B funding, as the AI gateway platform surges to 100 trillion tokens per month serving 8 million users across 400+ AI models.
Models.dev, a community-driven open-source database tracking AI model specs and pricing from providers like OpenAI and Anthropic, has rapidly gained over 4,200 GitHub stars and nearly 500 contributors, offering developers free API access to comprehensive, up-to-date AI model data.
ZOZO launches ppf-contact-solver, a free open-source GPU-accelerated physics engine that handles over 180 million contacts, deployable on cloud platforms and Windows, with Blender integration, LLM-driven simulation support, and commercial-friendly Apache 2.0 licensing.
AMD CEO Lisa Su predicts massive CPU market growth over the next five years, driven by an unprecedented and unanticipated global surge in AI infrastructure demand that is rapidly reshaping the entire semiconductor landscape.
Lambda's CCO Robert Brooks IV declares AI compute a critical strategic resource — not a commodity — as the company races to build superintelligence supercomputers while championing an ambitious vision of putting a GPU in every person's hands.
Microsoft's consumer chief Yusuf Mehdi, the executive behind Windows 95, Xbox One, and Copilot, announces his departure after 35 years, planning to exit following fiscal year 2027 while spending his final season advancing Windows AI strategy and scaling Microsoft 365 to 100 million subscribers.