European startup Euclyd claims its new CRAFTWERK AI chip delivers unprecedented 1.024 exaflops performance with 100x better energy efficiency than current alternatives, though the ambitious specifications remain unverified by independent testing.
Manufacturing companies race toward 20% production cost cuts as 80% of businesses worldwide plan intelligent automation adoption by 2025, with retail leading the charge while healthcare focuses on automating patient data processing.
Apple unveils its fully custom chip suite for the new iPhone Air, including the AI-focused A19 Pro chip, N1 wireless chip, and C1X modem chip, while planning US production of some custom chips at TSMC's Arizona facilities.
Breaking News: Robotics firm 1X Technologies is hiring a Supply Chain Planner to oversee material availability, inventory, and production schedules for its advanced humanoid robots, ensuring seamless manufacturing and preventing disruptions.
Pennsylvania emerges as an AI powerhouse, with Governor Shapiro embracing AI as a job enhancer, major companies investing heavily, and the state partnering to drive innovation and growth in this cutting-edge field.
CuspAI, an AI startup developing models for chemistry, raises $100 million Series A at $520 million valuation led by New Enterprise Associates and Temasek, with Nvidia, Samsung Ventures, and Hyundai Motor Group participating to discover new materials for carbon capture, water filtration, and semiconductors.
President Trump and top tech CEOs join forces, announcing massive US investments to power American supremacy in the rapidly advancing artificial intelligence frontier, hailing pro-business policies as fueling AI innovation and growth.
SoftBank, the Japanese tech conglomerate, injects a massive $2 billion investment into Intel, the American semiconductor giant, sending Intel's shares soaring 6% in after-hours trading as the struggling chipmaker receives a much-needed financial boost.
The White House is considering taking a 10% stake in Intel as part of its push to bolster domestic chipmaking and national security, fueling a recent 18% rally in Intel's stock.
In a bold move towards state capitalism, the U.S. government explores taking an equity stake in Intel, sending the chipmaker's stock soaring and signaling a push to boost domestic semiconductor production amid global supply chain challenges.