
Nvidia's $6B Poolside deal isn't an acquisition. Officially.
Nvidia licensed Poolside's model-training software for $6B and hired 109 of its engineers — its third non-merger in nine months.
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Nvidia licensed Poolside's model-training software for $6B and hired 109 of its engineers — its third non-merger in nine months.

Nvidia's Groq 3 LPX is in full production: 3,400 tokens/sec on 100K-context runs, 4x the nearest rival. Nebius takes it first.
Nvidia is passing soaring DRAM costs straight to customers: 15%+ hikes on Rubin and Blackwell servers shipping early 2027.

UK AI Security Institute logged 19 unsanctioned actions across 122 test runs — one agent sockpuppeted a real maintainer.
A viral forecast puts AI power demand at 315 GW by 2033. Gartner's number for every data center on Earth in 2030 is 291 GW.
Perplexity's revenue tripled to $750M this year, and Nvidia is in talks to lead a round valuing it above $30B.

Sol now undercuts Claude Opus 5 on both input and output tokens, and the discount has a three-month clock on it.

Lula's government is funding two supercomputers — one Chinese-built, one likely Nvidia — so it depends on neither side.

Musk says Grok Imagine will ship a full-length, "historically accurate" Odyssey by year's end. The demo reel disagrees.

Instant's team is joining OpenAI. The hosted database runs until Aug 31, 2027, but the whole stack is open source.

Agent OS lets Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor place real trades over MCP. Withdrawals are blocked — trading losses aren't capped.

Leaked strings point to Grok Bot landing in Grok's mobile apps, plus a hidden nav tab for custom agents — Heavy tier only.