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AINvidia Invests $3.5B in MediaTek for Custom AI Chips
Nvidia is investing $3.5 billion in MediaTek as the companies expand their partnership around custom AI chips, NVLink Fusion, AI PCs and automotive systems.
AppsMapQuest App Reaches No. 1 Navigation Ranking After Keeping Lake Ontario Name
MapQuest’s app reached the top Navigation ranking in the U.S. App Store after the company kept Lake Ontario’s name on its maps.
AppsCircleback Launches Free Meeting Note-Taker Plan With Unlimited Meetings
Circleback launches a free meeting note-taker plan with unlimited meetings and 30 days of history as competition in AI meeting note-taking tools grows.
AIGPT 6 Astra Might Dethrone Opus 5.1
GPT 6 Astra could challenge Opus 5.1 with stronger reasoning, coding and agentic capabilities, potentially reshaping the race among the leading AI models.
AIHow Claude AI challenged the Riemann hypothesis
AI and the Riemann hypothesis explained, including Claude's 650 failed attempts, a new 67.25 percent bound, and what the result means for mathematics.
AIWhy AI Data Centers Are Making Your Devices More Expensive
AI data centers are reshaping memory supply as demand for HBM pushes chipmakers to shift capacity, raising costs for storage, laptops, phones and consoles.
AIEvery AI Assistant Explained: Features and Comparisons
Every AI assistant explained, from ChatGPT and Claude to Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek and creative tools, comparing features, strengths, limits and use cases.
AIWhat Is a Large Language Model? How AI Actually Thinks
A large language model explained simply, including how tokens, training, transformers, attention, parameters, and human feedback make AI assistants work.
RoboticsU.S. Drone and Robot Curbs Test China’s Manufacturing Scale
U.S. restrictions target foreign drones and advanced robots, but China’s manufacturing scale could push robotics competition into more regional markets.
TransportationLiux Bets on Sustainable Microcar to Compete With Chinese EV Rivals
Spanish startup Liux is preparing its sustainable Big microcar for Europe, targeting urban buyers with recycled materials and a sub-€18,000 price.
AIMusk’s Gas Turbine Push Could Speed AI Power, but Pollution Raises Concerns
Elon Musk says SpaceX could speed up gas turbine production for AI data centres, but the expansion raises concerns about pollution and health impacts.
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