CNBC reports that Jensen Huang emailed Nvidia employees Sunday admitting he was unfaithful to his wife and that the board has opened an independent investigation into allegations that the woman, Alice Huang, is a Chinese spy.
An exiled filmmaker used AI to recreate Iran’s crackdown for a Tribeca audience. Ash Koosha says he spent roughly $2,000, chiefly on AI subscriptions and additional usage credits.
You can put DeepSeek to work without buying a desktop AI cluster. Here are three routes into the model—and the tradeoffs that determine which one makes sense.
OpenAI will keep pouring capital into data centers despite midterm voters’ backlash against the buildout, CFO Sarah Friar told CNBC at Citi’s TMT summit.
CNBC reports that IREN delayed some Microsoft AI infrastructure deliveries after the customer requested a network redesign to support the latest frontier models on 200 MW in Texas.
The Nasdaq Composite fell nearly 4% and slipped more than 10% below its October record, confirming a correction, as investors fretted that a Democratic sweep will slow data-center buildouts, Investing.com reports, citing Reuters.
Reuters reports that OpenAI president Greg Brockman said Wednesday at the WSJ Tech Live conference in Napa that the company now generates the majority of its revenue from enterprise sales.
TechCrunch reports that Anthropic’s revenue jumped to $17 billion last quarter, but it had to buy $5 billion of computing power on short notice at premium prices, and its margins got worse as a result.
Axios reports that voters showed deep distrust of the AI race on Tuesday, approving dozens of data center restrictions and electing a wave of candidates who favor slowing the buildout.
CNBC reports that Meta is selling $20 billion to $25 billion of bonds to pay for its AI buildout, days after S&P lowered the outlook on its credit rating to negative over heavy spending.
Il Sole 24 Ore reports that an adviser to the European Union’s top court said Google’s Gemini chatbot may, in certain circumstances, infringe the rights of news publishers.
CNBC reports that Marvell agreed to buy optical networking maker Lumentum in an all-stock deal that values Lumentum at $115 billion including debt, and shares of both companies fell sharply.