Advancements in AI models and hardware dominate the tech landscape alongside geopolitical AI debates and shifting corporate product strategies.

Alibaba has debuted a powerful new AI chip and announced plans to train a 10-trillion-parameter model, signaling a significant push in the competitive AI infrastructure market.

Google has officially introduced Gemini 3.8 Live featuring real-time visual avatars and revealed Project Suncatcher, an initiative aimed at testing AI hardware capabilities in space.

U.S. and Chinese officials are seeking to formalize an AI dialogue and safety notification system to manage the risks associated with the rapid global race for artificial intelligence supremacy.

A federal court has ruled that the U.S. Pentagon can blacklist AI firm Anthropic, marking a significant development in the oversight of private technology providers in government sectors.

Microsoft is reportedly phasing out its 'Copilot+ PC' branding for Windows laptops, suggesting a shift in how the company markets AI-integrated hardware to consumers.

Antitrust concerns continue to impact the industry as a U.S. judge allows banks and credit unions to proceed with a lawsuit challenging Apple's restrictive tap-to-pay fees.

Insurers are warning that the rapid integration of artificial intelligence into the healthcare sector is contributing to rising costs for medical services.

A report finds that China has overtaken the U.S. as the top workplace for elite AI researchers, reflecting a shift in where top-tier talent is choosing to build their careers.

Meta and YouTube have reversed their stance, announcing they will now accept advertisements for an upcoming documentary regarding Elon Musk.