Nvidia just dropped $7 billion on Poolside, a coding AI startup most developers have never heard of. And the weird part?
NVIDIA dropped Nemotron 3.5 Lightning on August 11 with a premise that sounds backwards: your agent is too smart.
Nvidia shipped its first open-weight model this week, and the interesting part is what they didn't optimize for.
NVIDIA just open-sourced an agent framework called NOOA, and the pitch is almost offensively simple: your agent is a Python class.
AMD handed OpenAI warrants for 160 million shares at a penny each. Nine months later, it wrote Anthropic a check for $5 billion.
Spot-market H100 instances dropped below $1.20 an hour in June.
Midjourney slashed its inference bill from 2.1 million a month to 700,000 by moving from NVIDIA A100/H100 clusters to Google TPU v6e pods.
NVIDIA's research team took Nemotron-3-Nano, a 30-billion-parameter hybrid model, literally cloned it into two halves, froze one, trained the other to...
Every GPU generation for the past decade followed the same playbook: the processor got more expensive, memory was a rounding error, and NVIDIA captured the...
AMD just did something that would have sounded absurd two years ago: it unveiled an AI rack system that costs roughly 40% more than Nvidia's equivalent —...
On July 1, Meta announced Meta Compute — a cloud business unit that will sell surplus AI training and inference capacity, plus hosted access to its Llama and...
For two months, a model called "Owl Alpha" sat near the top of OpenRouter's leaderboards. First place on Hermes Agent by call volume.
Google spent the first half of 2026 shopping its TPU chips to the companies that actually matter in AI compute — the Neoclouds. CoreWeave.
Every large language model you use right now — GPT-5.6, Claude, Gemini, Llama — generates text the same way: one token, then the next, then the next.
GDDR6 spot prices tripled since autumn 2025. From roughly 2.
Qualcomm's two-move play in the last three weeks tells you everything about where the AI hardware market is headed. First, the confirmed $3.
Three million dollars. That's the total exercise cost if both OpenAI and Meta decide to cash in every last warrant AMD handed them.
On Monday morning, three chipmakers woke up to a problem they didn't have on Friday. Intel dropped 6%.
Google just did something no major chip designer has tried at this scale: they designed two separate processors for a job everyone else handles with one.
NVIDIA's GR00T N1 foundation model for humanoid robots trained on 780,000 synthetic episodes spanning 6,500 hours of simulated manipulation.