Databricks and OpenAI announce a groundbreaking $100 million partnership that brings GPT-5 and other advanced AI models directly to over 20,000 enterprise customers through the Databricks platform, enabling companies to build production-ready AI agents using their existing data without complex setup or security concerns.
xAI's new Grok 4 Fast AI model rockets to the top of search leaderboards while slashing operational costs by 47 times compared to competitors like GPT-5 and Claude, offering real-time web and X search capabilities at dramatically reduced pricing of $0.20 per million input tokens.
Nvidia announces a massive $100 billion investment in OpenAI to build data centers requiring 10 gigawatts of power and up to 5 million GPUs, with the first phase launching in late 2026 and driving Nvidia's stock up 4% while adding $170 billion in market value.
OpenAI and NVIDIA forge groundbreaking $100 billion partnership to deploy 10 gigawatts of AI infrastructure featuring millions of GPUs, with the first gigawatt launching in late 2026 to support artificial general intelligence development for over 700 million weekly users.
UAE's Khazna expands its AI data center footprint globally into Turkey, France, Italy, and Kenya, rivaling Western tech giants like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft, as it leverages cutting-edge cooling technology and partnerships to underpin UAE's economic diversification and digital ambitions.
Microsoft unveils Logic Apps as MCP servers, enabling AI-enterprise integration, allowing users to expose existing workflows as tools for large language models, AI agents, and MCP clients to interact with enterprise resources in a public preview.
As cloud edge infrastructure connects companies' assets, firms combat threats by implementing microsegmentation, encryption, and zero-trust frameworks to secure data traversing the public Internet.
Intel flexes its AI muscle with groundbreaking advancements across cloud, edge, client, and data center, while forging an alliance with NVIDIA to catalyze the next computing revolution, showcasing AI-powered processors for unparalleled performance and efficiency.
MCP emerges as a vital AI infrastructure, powering top products from companies like Anthropic and OpenAI, with a few key servers handling nearly half of all usage and supporting reading and writing operations for AI agents to interact with their environments.
GitHub introduces the MCP Registry, a central hub for discovering and accessing MCP servers, curated from partners and the open source community, fostering an open ecosystem in collaboration with Anthropic and the MCP Steering Committee.