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NVIDIA’s GTC Keynote Puts AI Agents, Inference, and Infrastructure at Center Stage

NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang used the keynote to argue that the AI market is moving from training models to running them at scale. He emphasized inference, not just training, and tied that shift to a much larger revenue opportunity, saying he now sees more than $1 trillion in AI revenue visibility through 2027.

Meta Bets on Agent Identity Infrastructure With Moltbook Acquisition

Meta has acquired Moltbook, the agent-native social platform built by Matt Schlicht and Ben Parr, and has folded the founders into Meta Superintelligence Labs under Alexandr Wang.

The Robots Are Coming: Top 5 Nvidia GTC 2026 Sessions You Should Know About

Starting this week, the "Super Bowl of AI," NVIDIA GTC, will undoubtedly bring the world’s biggest AI announcements, research, and technologies to the forefront, led by its CEO Jensen Huang.

Microsoft expands enterprise AI push with new “Frontier Suite” and managed agent platform

Microsoft has introduced a new enterprise software bundle designed to accelerate the use of artificial intelligence across corporate workplaces, expanding the role of AI assistants and automated agents in everyday business applications.

Anthropic Launches Institute to Study Risks and Economic Effects of Advanced AI

Anthropic has launched the Anthropic Institute as a new research effort focused on the biggest societal challenges posed by more powerful AI systems.

Microsoft Backs Anthropic in Pentagon Supply Chain Fight

Microsoft Corp filed a court brief on Tuesday, urging a federal judge to temporarily block the Pentagon's designation of artificial intelligence startup Anthropic as a supply chain risk, in an unusual move by one of the U.S. government's largest technology contractors to challenge a Trump administration national security decision.

The Next AI Bottleneck Is the Grid, and Trump Wants Hyperscalers to Pay Up

Trump’s new Ratepayer Protection Pledge turns the AI boom into an energy bargain, at least on paper: hyperscalers get the power they need, and they promise American households will not get stuck with the bill. The real question is whether a White House pledge can keep pace with the machine's appetite.

The Neutrality Trap: How OpenAI Got the Deal Anthropic Was Fired for Demanding

OpenAI secured the deal that Anthropic was banned from demanding. The Pentagon blacklisted Anthropic for insisting on explicit prohibitions against domestic surveillance, then handed OpenAI a contract containing nearly identical protections, a contradiction the administration has not publicly explained.

Anthropic's Claude Tops App Store After Pentagon Dispute Spurs ChatGPT Backlash

Anthropic's Claude artificial intelligence chatbot reached the top of Apple's U.S. App Store free-app rankings over the weekend, surpassing OpenAI's ChatGPT in a shift that analysts and company executives attributed to public backlash following a high-profile dispute between Anthropic and the Pentagon.

Pentagon Bans Anthropic After AI Maker Refuses to Drop Limits on Autonomous Weapons and Mass Surveillance

The U.S. government moved to phase out Anthropic’s AI after a Pentagon contract dispute over whether the military must accept company-set guardrails or retain the right to use the technology for any lawful purpose.

Pentagon-Anthropic Standoff Spotlights Who Sets the Rules for Frontier AI on Classified Networks

A contract dispute between the Pentagon and Anthropic is turning into an early test of how much control private AI labs can retain over their systems once embedded in sensitive government operations.

Microsoft Report Says AI Adoption Is Surging, but Infrastructure and Language Gaps Persist

A new report from Microsoft's AI Economy Institute estimates AI tools have reached more than 1.2 billion users in under three years, but says adoption remains uneven across countries.

NVIDIA expands multiyear AI infrastructure deal with Meta, including millions of Blackwell and Rubin chips

NVIDIA and Meta expanded their multiyear partnership to cover on-premises and cloud deployments for AI training and inference. NVIDIA said it will supply Meta with millions of Blackwell and Rubin GPUs, along with CPUs and networking products.

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