OpenAI negotiates with Amazon for a massive $10+ billion investment deal that includes using Amazon's AI chips, marking a major shift after breaking free from Microsoft's exclusive computing partnership in October.
Google launches Gemini 3 Flash AI model, delivering Pro-grade reasoning capabilities 3x faster than previous versions while using 30% fewer tokens, now processing over 1 trillion tokens daily and becoming the default model in Gemini app globally with developer access through multiple platforms.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy promotes 27-year company veteran Peter DeSantis to head a newly formed AI division encompassing Nova models, silicon development, and quantum computing as longtime Alexa chief Rohit Prasad announces his departure.
AI infrastructure giants Broadcom, Oracle, and CoreWeave stocks continue plummeting as investors panic over massive spending and questionable returns, with Oracle's debt soaring to dangerous 500% levels despite Broadcom projecting doubled AI chip sales to $8.2 billion.
Databricks secures massive $4 billion funding round at $134 billion valuation, reporting explosive 55% growth to reach $4.8 billion revenue run rate that nearly matches rival Snowflake's performance.
Google Labs unveils CC, an experimental AI agent powered by Gemini that integrates Gmail, Calendar, and Drive to automatically deliver personalized daily productivity briefings with schedule summaries, task updates, and pre-drafted emails to users' inboxes each morning, now available in early access for U.S. and Canadian subscribers.
Swedish AI startup Lovable skyrockets to a $6.6 billion valuation, tripling from $1.8 billion in July, as U.S. venture firms Accel and Khosla Ventures back the coding platform that generates $200 million annually and processes 100,000 daily projects.
San Francisco-based Dragoneer Investment Group successfully raises $4.3 billion for its seventh venture capital fund in just months, defying a sluggish fundraising market and bringing total assets under management to over $30 billion while maintaining major stakes in OpenAI, Airbnb, and Uber.
Ford launches a $2 billion battery storage business targeting data centers and electric grids, repurposing its Kentucky factory to produce lithium iron phosphate batteries with 20GWh annual capacity starting in 2027 as it pivots from scaled-back electric vehicle plans to compete with Tesla and GM in energy storage.
NVIDIA acquires SchedMD, creator of Slurm software that manages workloads for over half of the world's top supercomputers, promising to keep the critical AI and high-performance computing infrastructure open-source while accelerating development for next-generation artificial intelligence systems.