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Meta says exploring AI cloud business as excess compute attracts demand
Jul 9, 06:04 PM

Meta says exploring AI cloud business as excess compute attracts demand

Meta says exploring a cloud business to sell spare AI compute and hosted models as demand from outside customers grows; plan is early-stage and unconfirmed.

UBS sharply raises Tesla price target, credits AI surge
Jul 9, 06:14 PM

UBS sharply raises Tesla price target, credits AI surge

UBS raised its Tesla price target, citing an AI-driven re-rating that reframes Tesla as a software and autonomy play. The call hinges on Dojo and FSD monetisation — milestones still unproven at scale, say skeptics.

Xbox chief Asha Sharma joins Fed 'Productivity and Jobs' task force
Jul 9, 09:48 PM

Xbox chief Asha Sharma joins Fed 'Productivity and Jobs' task force

The Federal Reserve names Xbox chief Asha Sharma to lead a 'Productivity and Jobs' task force on AI and economic impact on July 9, 2026, a choice critics say raises optics questions after recent Xbox layoffs.

PC ports of retro console games spark AI 'vibe-coding' feud
Jul 9, 04:00 PM

PC ports of retro console games spark AI 'vibe-coding' feud

A rush of AI-assisted ports is pitting experienced retro developers against "vibe-coding" projects — a contest over code quality, maintenance and who sets community standards.

DeepSeek pivots to build its own AI chip, aiming to cut reliance on Nvidia
Jul 9, 06:53 AM

DeepSeek pivots to build its own AI chip, aiming to cut reliance on Nvidia

DeepSeek is developing an inference-focused AI chip to cut reliance on Nvidia and Huawei, Reuters reports. The move follows a large funding round and U.S. scrutiny; success would deepen a cost advantage, but technical and geopolitical risks remain.

OpenAI’s new voice model falters in viral TikTok test
Jul 9, 07:00 PM

OpenAI’s new voice model falters in viral TikTok test

A TikTok video quickly turned OpenAI’s new GPT‑Live‑1 voice model into a viral embarrassment after the system failed a trivial letter‑count test, raising fresh questions about voice AI reliability.

Samsung likely to post 18-fold profit jump on AI memory demand
otherJul 5, 11:08 PM

Samsung likely to post 18-fold profit jump on AI memory demand

Will Samsung’s 18‑fold profit surge mark a durable re‑rating? AI demand for DRAM and HBM is lifting near‑term results, but memory’s volatile cycles and rivals’ gains complicate the outlook.

AI
Jul 6, 12:31 AM

China steps up race to build human-like robot hands

Chinese firms are racing to build human‑like robotic hands. Startups claim multi‑joint designs and seed funding, but experts warn sensing, durability and real-world success remain elusive.

Deal bundle offers lifetime access to Claude, Gemini and GPT for $55.30
Jul 5, 09:31 PM

Deal bundle offers lifetime access to Claude, Gemini and GPT for $55.30

A deal promoted on Mashable and PCMag offers lifetime access to Claude, Gemini and GPT via ChatPlayground for $55.30 with code JULY30, but the offer relies on third‑party arrangements and lacks independent verification.

Boston Dynamics' Atlas delivers match ball at Brazil v. Norway World Cup match
Jul 5, 09:06 PM

Boston Dynamics' Atlas delivers match ball at Brazil v. Norway World Cup match

Boston Dynamics’ humanoid Atlas handed the match ball at Brazil v. Norway on July 5, 2026, a Hyundai-backed World Cup activation. The stunt shows polished hardware but not full autonomy.

Macron and Modi court tech chiefs as France and India vie for AI investment
Jul 4, 05:00 AM

Macron and Modi court tech chiefs as France and India vie for AI investment

Macron and Modi have personally lobbied tech CEOs to anchor AI data‑centre and cloud investments in France and India. SoftBank, Amazon and Google made headline pledges; the crucial question is whether permits, grids and local buy‑in will convert promises into capacity.

Humanoid-robot makers tighten safety as machines enter workplaces
Jul 4, 09:30 AM

Humanoid-robot makers tighten safety as machines enter workplaces

As humanoid robots move into warehouses and offices, makers like Agility Robotics are marketing safety features alongside dexterity. But engineers, buyers and insurers still lack standardized tests to prove those promises.

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