Nvidia CEO Calls Recent Tech Stock Selloff a Buying Opportunity
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang described the recent tech stock selloff as a buying opportunity because AI infrastructure spending has only started.
Shareholders expect Apple to deliver a substantial artificial intelligence push at next week’s Worldwide Developers Conference after nearly two years of pressure.
Bloomberg reporting points to a Chinese brain-chip startup moving ahead of others toward commercial BCI approval.
A confidential gathering inside Apple exposed the company's shortcomings in artificial intelligence and triggered internal conflict over a Siri overhaul.
NVIDIA will supply accelerated computing platforms to both LG Group and Doosan Group for training and deploying physical AI systems in robotics, mobility and industrial infrastructure.
Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang said the global decline in technology stocks that began last week represents a chance to buy because the artificial intelligence buildout has only started.
South Korean shares fell as traders stepped away from artificial intelligence holdings while Nvidia chief Jensen Huang met executives from SK Group, LG Group and Naver in Seoul.
Linus Torvalds has issued the last release candidate for the Linux 7.1 kernel, placing the stable version days away if testing proceeds without major issues.
Microsoft has stated that a useful new app for Teams will arrive in the near future.
NVIDIA and Doosan Group will combine accelerated computing platforms with industrial automation and power systems across multiple Doosan subsidiaries.
Naver Corp. will build new facilities using Nvidia AI models to reinforce its position as South Korea’s leading AI provider.
Nvidia and SK Hynix will jointly design future memory chips aimed at artificial-intelligence workloads.
Mux Robots apply automated AI tasks to new video files for summarization, translation, and moderation.
Apple’s annual developer conference will stream updates to its operating systems and possible future hardware hints, with viewing options open to the public.
A lawsuit filed by a school shooting survivor claims an AI weapon-detection system failed during an attack and now tests the required accuracy threshold for such tools.
The government will purchase artificial intelligence chips from British companies to discourage them from moving operations overseas.
The British agency is pressing for international standards that would govern vessels up to 200,000 tons with no crew aboard.
Early virtual influencers stood out as obvious fabrications, but newer ones like Aitana Lopez are closing that gap.
Expectations center on deeper AI integration across iOS 27, macOS 27, and a revamped Siri that aims to close the gap with rival assistants.
Google will pay SpaceX $920 million per month for compute capacity at xAI data centers to handle demand for its new AI products.
Bloomberg spoke with Alitheia Capital’s Tokunboh Ishmael about investor sentiment on the ground.
SpaceX will not gain automatic access to passive index funds, and the same profitability rule now blocks OpenAI and Anthropic.