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Taiwan Builds the World's AI Factories, Then Uses AI to Run Them
NVIDIA's latest showcase at GTC Taipei reveals that Taiwan's manufacturers, from Foxconn to TSMC, are not just making the world's AI hardware but applying AI to their own factory floors, cutting defect inspection time by two-thirds, speeding up production layouts by 70%, and deploying humanoid robots on assembly lines.
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NVIDIA Launches Cosmos 3 Open AI Model for Robots and Vehicles
NVIDIA has launched Cosmos 3, a free, open AI model that lets companies building robots, self-driving vehicles, and warehouse automation systems simulate the physical world and generate realistic training scenarios without collecting expensive real-world data.
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NVIDIA Launches AI Manager Tool for Factory Floors
NVIDIA has released a ready-made design called the Factory Operations Blueprint that lets manufacturers build an AI system to monitor machines, catch problems, and coordinate workers automatically, with Foxconn already projecting an 80% reduction in the time it takes to find the root cause of production issues.
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Scotland's 'Green' Data Centre Label Has No Definition
Scotland is actively courting large AI data centres with a 'green' label that has no legal definition and was written before AI existed at scale, meaning developers can claim climate credentials with no requirement to prove them.
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Google Adds Shared Team Workspaces to Gemini Business Plans
Google is rolling out shared project workspaces and automated task scheduling to its Business-tier Workspace plans, narrowing the feature gap with Enterprise and giving smaller teams a more credible team AI setup at no extra cost.
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OpenAI Publishes AI Risk Rules for Enterprise Use
OpenAI has released its Frontier Governance Framework, a public document that maps its internal safety practices to EU and California AI laws, giving any business that deploys AI a concrete reference for what compliance-ready governance looks like in practice.
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Biohub Releases Free AI Tool to Design Cancer-Fighting Proteins
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan's nonprofit Biohub released a free, open set of AI models that can design proteins targeting cancer and immune diseases, compressing research that once took years into days and giving any lab in the world access to tools previously available only to the best-funded research teams.
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AWS Rebuilds Search Infrastructure for AI Agents
Amazon has overhauled a core piece of its cloud infrastructure to handle the unpredictable, burst-heavy traffic patterns of AI agents, and the move signals a broader reshaping of internet plumbing that will affect costs and capabilities for any business deploying or buying AI-powered tools.
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Groq Raises $650M to Run AI Cloud After Nvidia Deal
After selling its chip technology to Nvidia for $20 billion and losing most of its leadership team, Groq is raising $650 million to rebuild itself as a cloud service that runs AI tasks for businesses.
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Clean energy IPO wave is funded by AI power demand
Three clean energy companies went public in early 2026 at a combined valuation of roughly $30 billion, all directly tied to AI data centers driving the largest surge in electricity demand the US grid has seen in decades.
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AWS Rewires Its Data Centers, Cuts Hardware Use by 69%
Amazon has replaced the decades-old internal wiring design used inside its data centers with a new system that uses 69% fewer networking devices and 40% less energy, and has already made it the default for most new AWS facilities worldwide.
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SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic All Filing for IPO in 2026
Three of the biggest names in AI are heading for public stock markets within months of each other, just as a chip company built to power AI just debuted at a $95 billion valuation, and Anthropic quietly locked up the world's largest AI computer by paying a competitor $1.25 billion a month.
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CNN Sues Perplexity Over Copying 17,000 Pieces of Content
CNN filed a copyright lawsuit against AI search company Perplexity, accusing it of scraping and reproducing more than 17,000 pieces of its content, becoming the latest in a growing line of publishers to take legal action after licensing negotiations broke down.
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AI Is Finding Software Bugs Faster Than Companies Can Fix Them
AI tools are flooding security programs with more vulnerability reports than ever before, while the same technology is giving attackers new abilities to find and exploit those weaknesses, leaving most organizations caught between an accelerating discovery machine and a very human-paced repair process.
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Meta Launches Paid Tiers for Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp
Meta is rolling out paid subscriptions across its three main apps globally, adding a layer of premium features while also testing paid AI plans that put it in direct competition with OpenAI and Google for the first time.
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Google Launches Automated AI Cyber Defense for Enterprises
Google has launched AI Threat Defense, a platform that combines four of its security assets to automatically find, rank, and fix software vulnerabilities faster than human teams can, arriving just as research exposes an unresolved gap in Google's own security infrastructure.
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Anthropic Plans File-Based Memory System for Claude
Anthropic is building a new file-based memory system for Claude that would let the assistant keep organized, editable records about each user across sessions, which matters for any professional who currently has to re-explain their context every time they start a new chat.
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Illinois Passes Law Forcing AI Giants to Get Safety Audits
Illinois lawmakers voted unanimously to require the world's biggest AI companies to submit to annual independent safety audits, a first in the US, arriving days after the White House pulled back from its own federal AI safety plan.
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Korean Chip Startup Raises $135M to Cut AI Server Costs
XCENA, a South Korean startup founded by Samsung and SK Hynix veterans, has raised $135 million on the premise that the real bottleneck in running AI at scale is not computing power but memory, and that solving it could let companies do the same work on far fewer servers.
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Salesforce Builds a Safety Layer for Enterprise AI Agents
As companies deploy AI agents that move across systems and make real decisions, Salesforce has published a detailed account of how its platform enforces security, data access, and cost controls from a central point, revealing both how it plans to own this market and what every business deploying agents should be thinking about.
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