Story: From the latest maneuvering in AI races around the world… to electric aircraft reaching the sky.
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A partnership between the two most famous players in the global AI race is underway.
Nvidia is investing up to $100 billion in Openai and providing data center chips.
The deal gives chipmaker Nvidia a financial interest in the world's most prominent AI companies.
With this investment, Openai offers the cash and access you need to purchase advanced tips, which are key to maintaining its advantage.
However, rivals between the two companies may be concerned that the partnership will undermine competition.
Meta has released its latest smart glasses. These are the first consumer-friendly glasses with built-in displays.
Called the Meta Ray-Ban display, it will be on sale starting at $799 later this month.
Boss Mark Zuckerberg unveiled a new gadget at the company's annual event for California developers.
“The display is big enough to watch videos and read threads of messages. It's a bit off in one eye, so it doesn't block the view and disappears after a few seconds when not in use.
Huawei has outlined its long-term chip plan for the first time.
It is said to launch some of the world's most powerful computing systems – highlighting China's willingness to break away from foreign semiconductor suppliers like Nvidia.
With an announcement that broke long-standing secrets about the chips business, Huawei has detailed and detailed the timeline of Ascend Artificial Intelligence Chips and Kunpeng Server Chips.
The two Chinese companies (Weride and Pony.ai) say they will partner with local companies to launch the Robotaxi service in Singapore.
City-states are expanding to autonomous driving.
Ride hailing operator Grab said it will partner with Weride to launch service next year.
Brazilian embraer will be certified as an electric aircraft in 2027.
The country's new aviation regulator, though the country told Reuters he hopes to hit that milestone a year ago.
EVE, a subsidiary of Embraer, is one of several companies developing battery-powered aircraft that can take off and land vertically to carry travelers on short urban trips.
