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A modular chassis turns the trickiest part of scaling AI chips into a switch-like, pluggable system.
Apple’s software chief explains why the new Siri won’t chase engagement by flattering you or pulling secrets out.
A billion users landed in May, even as critics questioned AI’s ethics and environmental footprint. What it means for strategy now.
The $30M round is backing an AI phone agent that promises to remove call bottlenecks for Indians, now at scale.
The cost structure for generation is unusually low, and it changes what Indian video workflows can afford.
Nasdaq 100’s next shakeup adds Rocket Lab and four AI names, while SpaceX still waits in the wings.
A new $85M bet on factories: robots that get reshaped for tasks, not built around a single fixed body.
A $12B funding round values the physical AI startup at $41B, aiming to automate heavy engineering and drug design.
ZDNet argues to treat AI agents like risky interns: useful, fast, and capable of doing real damage.
The camera chief defends Apple’s generative photo edits as regulator-proof, user-relevant, and strategically necessary.
Fortune Brainstorm Tech execs say the “first principles” foundation, not flashy pilots, is what determines whether AI pays off.
The terminal coding agent is built around cross-session memory, and Xiaomi says the architecture boosts long-horizon accuracy.
