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Musk denies report that SpaceX showed AI device to investors
Elon Musk on Wednesday denied a report from The Wall Street Journal News Corp that SpaceX had privately showcased a prototype of an AI-powered consumer device to investors, calling the claim "utterly false" in a post on X. SpaceX shares…
ByteDance targets 2027 for in-house CPU amid Qualcomm talks
ByteDance aims to finalize the design of its next-generation in-house central processing unit by early 2027 at the latest, targeting mass production and deployment in the second half of that year to fuel its expanding artificial intelligence ambitions, according to…
Qualcomm signs Meta as first data center CPU customer
Qualcomm announced on Wednesday a multi-generation agreement to supply data center CPUs to Meta, marking the chipmaker's most concrete step yet in its push to become a major player in the AI infrastructure market. The collaboration centers on Qualcomm's newly…
Qualcomm unveils datacenter CPU, buys AI startup Modular for $3.9B
Qualcomm used its Investor Day event in New York on Wednesday to formally enter the data center processor market and announce the acquisition of AI software startup Modular, moves that together represent the chipmaker's most aggressive push yet into AI…
Qualcomm to buy AI startup Modular in $3.9B stock deal
Qualcomm announced on Wednesday that it has agreed to acquire AI software infrastructure startup Modular Inc. in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $3.9 billion, marking one of the chipmaker's largest bets yet on artificial intelligence beyond its core smartphone…
ByteDance seeks record $20B offshore loan for AI push
ByteDance, the Chinese technology company behind TikTok, is in preliminary talks with banks for a loan of approximately $20 billion that would represent its largest-ever offshore borrowing, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday. The move comes as the Beijing-based firm dramatically…
Snap unveils $2,195 consumer AR glasses, defying activist pressure
Snap on Tuesday unveiled its first consumer-targeted augmented reality glasses at the Augmented World Expo in Long Beach, California, pricing the standalone device called Specs at $2,195 as the company bets its future on life beyond the smartphone.