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Firebird launches an AI factory in Armenia with NVIDIA and Dell Firebird has opened a new AI factory in Hrazdan, Armenia, built on NVIDIA and Dell Technologies infrastructure, adding another site to the global race to place AI compute outside the traditional cloud centers....
Japan and NVIDIA plan national physical AI infrastructure with 27,500 Rubin GPUs Japan wants to turn its industrial expertise into a domestic platform for robotics and physical artificial intelligence. NVIDIA and Noetra announced a 140-megawatt Vera Rubin AI factory that will...
BIS warns the AI investment boom could also become a financial risk The Bank for International Settlements says global investment tied to artificial intelligence helped support recent growth, but also introduces a new source of vulnerability. Its 2026 annual report does not...
Amazon pledges another $13 billion for AI and cloud infrastructure in India Amazon said it will invest an additional $13 billion in India between 2026 and 2030 to expand artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure. The company announced the commitment during CEO Andy...
A bet on taking AI beyond the screen Jeff Bezos has placed one of the largest bets in the artificial intelligence race outside the chatbot arena. Prometheus, the “physical AI” startup he co-founded with Vik Bajaj, raised $12 billion in a round that values the company at...
NVIDIA and Microsoft have introduced RTX Spark, a new Windows-focused superchip platform meant to turn the personal computer into a native environment for AI agents. With up to 1 petaflop of AI performance, up to 128GB of unified memory and a security stack for local agents,...
The battle for artificial intelligence no longer looks like a classic tech race. It now feels more like two drivers fighting over the steering wheel of a car that is already speeding downhill. And, as usual, neither side wants to let go first. On one side, Reuters reported...
The race to dominate artificial intelligence is no longer being fought only in data centers, foundation models or training chips. It is now expanding into one of the most ambitious and complex territories in modern technology: quantum computing. At that intersection between...
Strategic Weekly Brief: the three AI fronts colliding this week (April 17, 2026) Geopolitical infrastructure: Abu Dhabi moves from buyer to power center Bloomberg’s April 16, 2026 report on the new $1 billion AI center in Abu Dhabi , backed by Microsoft and G42, is more than...
Anthropic has just sent a signal that goes far beyond Claude or the chatbot race. According to Reuters, the company is exploring the possibility of designing its own AI chips, a move that is still in the early stages but makes one thing very clear: the next big AI war is no...
Anthropic has just sent a strong signal to the AI market: the race is no longer being fought only in models, but in megawatts. The company announced a new agreement with Google and Broadcom to secure multiple gigawatts of next-generation TPU-based capacity, infrastructure...
Google is pushing an idea that could significantly change how we use artificial intelligence in everyday life: that an increasingly important part of AI should not live only in the cloud, but directly on our devices. With the launch of Gemma 4 inside Android’s AI Core...
The race to dominate artificial intelligence is entering a far more complex stage than the simple competition to launch the most powerful model. Over the past few months, OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, Anthropic and Meta trained the market to measure progress through benchmarks,...
The global Artificial Intelligence landscape continues to advance at a frantic pace, but this accelerated growth is bringing drastic corporate restructuring and new security challenges that have put the tech sector on high alert over the past few days. Meta: massive cuts and...
NVIDIA made it clear this week that it does not just want to sell hardware for artificial intelligence. It wants to remain at the center of who gets to build the next generation of frontier models. The clearest proof is its long-term partnership with Thinking Machines Lab,...