European researchers shatter quantum simulation records by successfully modeling a 50-qubit quantum computer using JUPITER exascale supercomputer, requiring 2 petabytes of memory and breakthrough compression technology that reduces requirements eightfold, creating unprecedented testbed for quantum algorithms before real quantum hardware catches up.
Silicon Valley adopts AI tokens as the new standard metric to measure artificial intelligence demand, sparking investor concerns about massive AI spending and raising questions about whether this measurement system reliably indicates actual profitability, reminiscent of questionable dotcom-era metrics like clicks and eyeballs.
Grafana Labs launches Grafana 12.3 with a rebuilt logs panel featuring AI-powered Interactive Learning and enhanced search capabilities, alongside Tempo 2.9 that introduces experimental AI assistant integration for tracing data and improved probabilistic sampling for high-volume environments.
NVIDIA shatters records with $7.1 billion in third-quarter revenue, marking a massive 50% year-over-year surge as gaming sales hit $3.22 billion and data center revenue reaches $2.94 billion, while the chip giant projects even higher $7.4 billion revenue for the upcoming quarter.
Microsoft Thailand constructs three data centers and launches ambitious initiative to train 300,000 professionals with AI credentials by 2026, while urging the government to prioritize artificial intelligence as national policy to transform local businesses into 'frontier firms' and boost exports.
Luma AI secures $900 million in funding at a $4 billion valuation, with CEO Amit Jain claiming their Ray3 reasoning model outperforms OpenAI's Sora as the visual content generation startup plans to build a massive 2-gigawatt compute cluster and expand aggressively into India and emerging markets.
OpenAI expands Singapore operations with billion-dollar data center investments across Asia as ChatGPT explodes to 700 million weekly users globally, with Asia-Pacific leading all regions in usage while the company races to build infrastructure matching unprecedented AI demand.
OpenAI secures over $1 trillion in computing deals with tech giants including Nvidia, Oracle, and AMD while projecting a staggering $155 billion cash burn, raising serious questions about whether the AI company can generate enough revenue to sustain its massive infrastructure spending spree.
Nebius Group shares skyrocket 40% as the AI infrastructure provider lands a massive $17.4 billion GPU deal with Microsoft, marking the company's first major contract in what CEO expects to be a series of lucrative partnerships with tech giants.
OpenAI's revenue soars past $13 billion annually despite $12 billion quarterly losses, with CEO Sam Altman projecting the AI giant could hit $100 billion by 2027 through massive infrastructure partnerships with Nvidia, Broadcom, and Oracle backed by $1.4 trillion in financial commitments.