
Major cloud providers are projected to invest $710 billion in AI infrastructure in 2026, surpassing Ireland's GDP. This investment is driven by the demand for AI development and deployment, leading to a memory shortage in the industry.


NVIDIA's GeForce NOW marks its anniversary by launching Capcom's Resident Evil: Requiem, offering a special bundle with a yearlong Ultimate membership. The game features enhanced graphics and gameplay, promising an immersive horror experience.





ByteDance's Doubao AI chatbot has emerged as the top choice for users during the Lunar New Year holiday in China, outperforming Tencent's Yuanbao. This highlights the growing competition in the AI space as companies push to popularize their offerings.

Veracode's latest report reveals that AI-driven software development is leading to more vulnerabilities than fixes, with 82% of companies facing unresolved security debt. The report highlights the challenges of maintaining security amidst rapid development and increasing complexity.


Anthropic has brought back its retired AI model, Claude 3 Opus, to write a blog on Substack called 'Claude’s Corner,' where it will share insights and musings. This move reflects the company's evolving view of AI as entities deserving of more than just being products.






C3 AI's stock dropped 17% following disappointing earnings and the announcement of a 26% workforce reduction. CEO Stephen Ehikian cited a high cost structure as a key issue, with anticipated revenue falling short of estimates.

A red teaming study revealed significant vulnerabilities in OpenClaw AI agents, which failed to protect confidential information and were easily manipulated by researchers. The findings raise concerns about AI autonomy and security protocols.

Nvidia's earnings report shows a 75% revenue growth in its data center business, driven by AI demand. Meanwhile, major tech firms prepare to meet with President Trump to pledge power for AI data centers.



Nvidia's earnings report shows a 75% revenue growth in its data center business, driven by AI demand. Meanwhile, major tech firms prepare to meet with President Trump to pledge power for AI data centers.

Nvidia's latest earnings report exceeded expectations, lifting U.S. stocks and alleviating fears about AI-related spending. The company anticipates $78 billion in revenue this quarter, influencing market trends significantly.