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Saturday, August 1, 2026
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It seemed AI's future was all about raw power for training models. But big investors are now shifting gears, pouring $400 million into "inference" chips.
A billion dollars in annual revenue. That's the figure Z.AI, a Chinese startup, is about to hit, marking a pretty significant milestone.
Imagine buying something at one price and instantly selling it higher, effortlessly. It's every trader's dream, and now a new bot attempts to do just that.
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Tired of the usual gray-green ChatGPT desktop interface? Someone figured out how to give your AI assistant a splash of personality, with one click.
SoftBank never seems to get enough, one might say. After filling up with retail and foreign bonds, they're now targeting big institutional investors.
Tired of OpenAI Codex's default gray look? Imagine an AI helping you craft custom themes for its interface.
Companies are racing to deploy AI agents, but there's a snag. These digital assistants often confidently spout wrong answers, thanks to flaky data.
Companies are pouring money into AI without knowing the real cost. It sounds like a joke, but it's the reality for many tech giants.
Picture a system that never sleeps, always sniffing out deals in financial markets. A new GitHub project aims to do just that, but for research.
Google's Android dominance just got a reality check from the European Union. Brussels now demands Mountain View share its playground with AI rivals.
The European Union has decided to rein in Google, and this time it's not just a hefty fine. The tech giant must now open its mobile and search empire to competitors, a shift that could significantly shake things up.
