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Google bakes computer use into Gemini 3.5 Flash as a native tool
DeepMind folds its standalone agent model into Flash, letting developers build agents that drive browsers, mobile apps and desktops via one API call.
OpenAI unveils Jalapeño, its first custom inference chip built with Broadcom
The processor targets inference workloads and was co-developed using OpenAI's own models, with early tests showing better performance-per-watt.
Bright Data's Or Lenchner argues real-time web access is AI's missing layer
97% of AI organizations now depend on live web data infrastructure, and 60% of projects without AI-ready data will be abandoned this year, per Gartner.
SK Hynix plans $29B Nasdaq ADR listing to court US AI investors
The HBM leader expects to start trading July 10, issuing 17.79 million shares at a 45.45 trillion won value to broaden its US base.
SoftBank's Masayoshi Son calls AI bubble talk 'blasphemy against AI'
The SoftBank founder, one of the largest financial backers of OpenAI, is pushing back hard against the bubble narrative gaining steam across markets.
Nvidia and AWS ship EC2 G7 instances with 4.6x AI inference gains
New Blackwell-powered G7 instances and cuVS-default vector search in OpenSearch cut indexing costs 75% versus CPU builds.
Google Home adds clothing and body cues to Familiar Faces recognition
A June 23rd update lets Nest cams identify tagged people from behind, auto-refreshes the face library, and flags specific sounds in event logs.
MoEngage acquires Aampe to put an AI agent behind every customer
The all-cash deal, worth tens of millions, gives the Indian marketing platform per-user AI agents and a foothold against Salesforce and Adobe.
Oracle cuts 21,000 jobs as it funds $50B AI buildout with debt
A 12.9% workforce reduction and $1.8B in restructuring costs accompany Oracle's debt-fueled push into AI cloud infrastructure.
Anthropic ships Claude Tag, a Slack-native virtual employee for enterprises
The bot already approves 65% of code changes inside Anthropic's product team and targets Salesforce's Slackbot head-on.
AI super PACs pour $27.83M into a single NY House primary
Anthropic-linked groups and a $100M rival PAC turned an obscure Manhattan race into the first AI-regulation referendum.
Anthropic puts Claude inside Slack as an always-on teammate
Claude Tag enters research preview for Enterprise and Team customers, with persistent memory across channels and an ambient mode that speaks up unprompted.
GPT-5 Pro helps immunologist crack a 3-year T cell mystery
OpenAI says its top reasoning model gave Derya Unutmaz the breakthrough insight that closed a stalled immunology project with cancer implications.
Midjourney's medical pivot: a water-tank ultrasound scanner radiologists call unproven
The image-generation startup says its 60-second submerged scan rivals MRI. Imaging specialists say the claims are wildly unsubstantiated.
Meta drops Ray-Ban branding for $299 smart glasses line
Three new styles, a Kylie Jenner collab, and Muse Spark AI ship as Meta tries to push smart glasses into mass-market price territory.
Sony's AI Camera Assistant on Xperia 1 VIII lands as glorified Instagram filters
On a $1,850 flagship with three rear lenses, Sony's new in-viewfinder AI mostly suggests sepia tints and blown highlights.
Fika Jobs raises $4M to put AI interviewers between candidates and employers
The Stockholm startup pairs Gemini-powered video interviews with TikTok-style profiles, charging 10% of first-year salary on a hire.
Nvidia launches Agent Toolkit to anchor enterprise specialized AI builds
An open stack of models, tools, skills and a secure runtime aimed at digital coworkers — with Cadence, CrowdStrike, SAP and Siemens already on board.
Cory Doctorow warns the $1.4 trillion AI bubble dwarfs every prior tech mania
The author's new book argues seven AI firms now hold a third of the stock market while passing around the same $100 billion IOU.
Nvidia silicon runs 400 of the world's 500 fastest supercomputers
Nvidia GPUs, CPUs and networking now power 81% of the TOP500 and 90% of new entrants, with a clean sweep of the Green500 top eight.
Nvidia pushes telecom toward autonomous networks with new AI agent stack
At DTW Ignite 2026 in Copenhagen, Nvidia unveiled NemoClaw, OpenShell and synthetic-data tools with SoftBank, Amdocs, NTT DATA and ServiceNow on board.
Oracle workforce shrinks by about 21,000 employees amid AI push
The cuts mark one of the largest white-collar reductions tied directly to AI adoption at a major enterprise software vendor.
Qualcomm nears deal to acquire AI chip startup Modular
The talks would hand Qualcomm a compiler stack built to abstract away CUDA, the linchpin of Nvidia's AI moat.
OpenAI and Trail of Bits launch Patch the Planet for open-source security
OpenAI's Codex Security backs human reviewers at Trail of Bits in a direct counter to Anthropic's Mythos.
BP, Marathon, 7-Eleven, Walmart sued over AI-driven California gas pricing
A proposed class action alleges the retailers used pricing algorithms to coordinate gasoline prices at California pumps.
GM installs 50 FANUC robots at Factory Zero as 1,300 workers stay laid off
The UAW says GM could recall idled members instead of automating, as Chinese dark factories set the global pace.
Groq raises $650M and rebuilds executive bench after Nvidia's $20B licensing deal
Six months after Nvidia licensed Groq's chip IP and hired away its CEO, the inference startup is pivoting to a 13-data-center cloud business.
Anthropic's Boris Cherny pushes 'loops' as the next step beyond agents
The Claude Code creator says swarms of agents prompting agents are as big a leap as the move from hand-written code to agentic AI.
OpenAI launches Patch the Planet and a sharper GPT-5.5-Cyber to outflank Anthropic
GPT-5.5-Cyber scores 85.6% on CyberGym, beating Anthropic's Mythos 5, as OpenAI subsidizes open-source bug fixes at scale.
AI-generated apartment listings spread across StreetEasy as virtual staging gets cheap
Virtual staging now runs $40 to $400 per listing versus a couple thousand for the real thing, and renters are showing up to apartments that don't match the photos.
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