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A top executive of a Singapore AI cloud company that was accused of illegally selling Nvidia chips to China could also have been a Chinese spy, sources have told the New York Times.
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Amii, the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute, will work with 25 more small businesses in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba after federal agency PrairiesCan added C$2.5M. Total federal support is now C$5.6M, and the programme has helped 30 firms since 2024.
Nvidia says Huang would’ve only spoken about “ordinary business information” with a data center exec anyways.
Alphabet’s quarterly filing, published on Thursday, puts its future payments for computing, energy and data centres at more than $1tn. These Alphabet commitments do not appear on its balance sheet, the filing says. Davey Alba reported the figures for Bloomberg.
By 9:35am in New York on Thursday, Alphabet had lost $511bn in market value, Julia Love and Davey Alba reported for Bloomberg. The shares were down more than 12%. It was the company’s biggest market value loss on record.
Altman says Gen Z need to try something different to stand out in an AI-dominated workforce.
Uno reverse! After Wispr added meeting notes to its dictation app, Granola is adding dictation to its meeting notetaker. The voice AI wars are getting interesting.
Rained on 100 million square feet of building permits, dream wants to disrupt Autodesk with AI.
SuperMe just raised $20 million to let you pester AI clones of Silicon Valley’s savviest people about your career.
Mintive was founded by two engineers who have been working on AI for decades through Google Brain, Coursera. It’s platform promises to help IT easily control enterprise agents
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