SoftBank is making a massive $4 billion bet on the physical infrastructure needed for AI. The acquisition of DigitalBridge Group, announced in a press release, is a direct move to bolster its $500 billion Project Stargate. This is about controlling the data centers, fiber, and towers that next-gen A
CES 2026 kicks off January 6-9 in Las Vegas, expecting 150,000 attendees. The big themes are ambient AI, humanoid robots, and smarter integrated systems, with a spotlight on smart glasses and Lenovo’s keynote at The Sphere.
MassMutual is pushing its AI efforts into high gear, aiming for a fully agentic software development process by Q1 2026. Early tests have already delivered a 35% productivity boost per team, validated across multiple scenarios. The company is building on this to expand autonomous agents into call ce
A new AI framework from Duke University can analyze chaotic systems and spit out simple, linear equations that describe their behavior. It’s like giving scientists a mathematical shortcut to understanding everything from climate models to neural circuits.
Forget just coding or data analysis. The job market has shifted decisively toward hybrid roles requiring both technical and human skills. New data reveals that durable skills are now a non-negotiable for career advancement.
Nvidia is making another strategic move to consolidate AI chip talent. The company is licensing technology from inference-focused startup Groq and hiring its founder and CEO, Jonathan Ross, along with other key leaders.
Nvidia is set to acquire AI chip challenger Groq for a staggering $20 billion, according to a report. This would be Nvidia’s biggest purchase and aims to neutralize a rival with promising, energy-efficient technology. The deal reshapes the entire landscape for AI hardware.
Amazon is taking a defensive stance against the rise of AI shopping agents, blocking dozens of bots from accessing its site. This comes as the company also sues AI firm Perplexity and invests in its own AI tools like Rufus, highlighting a critical battle for control over the customer relationship an
AI tools are letting marketers produce work at a volume that would have required a full agency just a few years ago. But unlimited creative firepower creates a new, more challenging problem.
Google is testing a new AI tool called Disco that can turn your open Chrome tabs into custom web applications. Built on Gemini 3, it creates “GenTabs” for tasks like study or travel planning through natural language commands. The experimental tool is currently limited to Mac users via Google Labs.
