A key architect of Microsoft’s massive AI infrastructure is moving to one of its most important cloud partners. Nidhi Chappell is joining Nscale as president of AI infrastructure, following a $14 billion deal between the companies in October. This signals the intense battle for talent and hardware i
The tech world saw two massive money moves. Meta is reportedly reallocating its massive Reality Labs budget from long-term metaverse bets to AI-powered smart glasses. Meanwhile, in China, AI chipmaker Moore Threads just raised $1.13 billion in a wildly popular IPO.
Apple is losing two of its most senior executives. General Counsel Kate Adams and policy chief Lisa Jackson are both retiring, continuing a recent trend of high-level departures.
A new startup called InFlow, founded by ex-PayPal executive Jim Nguyen, is launching to solve a core problem for AI agents: they can’t spend money. The platform aims to be the native payment layer for autonomous agents, letting them sign up for and pay for services like web hosting. It’s a bet on a
IBASE Technology has unveiled its MAF801 Edge AI platform, designed for tough industrial environments. It leverages 14th/13th/12th Gen Intel Core processors and dedicated GPU expansion to handle real-time analytics and machine vision.
Brazil’s national development bank is moving to create a new investment vehicle focused on digital infrastructure. The fund is expected to launch in early 2026 with an initial size of up to R$1 billion.
Google’s stock is up 66% in 2025, fueled by its AI ambitions. A reported multi-billion dollar deal to supply Meta with its custom Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) could signal a major shift in the high-stakes AI hardware race, directly challenging Nvidia.
RMFG is an AI-powered sheet metal factory aiming to fuel a US manufacturing comeback. Its founder, a 32-year-old father of four, just raised $4.5 million from investors like Y Combinator and Balaji Srinivasan.
Anthropic is reportedly considering a 2026 IPO, which could value it at $300 billion. This comes as central bankers and famed investor Michael Burry warn that AI stocks and excess liquidity are creating a dangerous bubble.
According to a recent CIO conference, leaders are stuck in a bind. They’ve built AI guardrails but can’t show the hard returns. The core issue? They’re funded like a cost center but expected to drive transformation.
