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AI Chips & Compute · Companies

Nvidia reports $96B quarterly revenue, warns supply constraints to persist through fiscal 2028

Nvidia reported $96 billion in quarterly revenue, up over 100% year over year, but guided to only 70% growth in fiscal 2028 due to supply limits, while demand may double. The gap is reshaping AI infrastructure procurement.

AI Chips & Compute · Products & Applications · Companies

New Apple TV 4K expected with Siri AI, faster chip and updated remote

Reports say a new Apple TV 4K could debut at the September 9 event, featuring Siri AI, a faster A-class chip, an N1 wireless chip, and an updated Siri Remote.

Products & Applications · Companies · World

YouTube creators can now tag Amazon products and earn commissions

YouTube has added Amazon to its Shopping affiliate program, allowing eligible U.S. creators to tag products in videos and earn commissions.

Products & Applications · Companies

New Mac mini and Mac Studio now available for pre-order on Amazon

Amazon has begun taking pre-orders for Apple's newly announced Mac mini and Mac Studio models, with configurations starting at $899 for the Mac mini and $2,499 for the Mac Studio.

Products & Applications · Companies

ChatGPT Down for Some Users, OpenAI Confirms

OpenAI confirms ChatGPT is experiencing service interruptions, with elevated error rates on Workspace Agents and ChatGPT Work across web and mobile. A fix is being worked on.

Products & Applications · Companies

Google Messages adds custom chat themes, probes group chat splitting bug

Google Messages rolls out custom chat themes and wallpapers, while investigating a bug that splits group chats into multiple threads.

AI Chips & Compute · Companies · World

SK Hynix breaks ground on $4B Indiana HBM plant, eyes key U.S. memory base by 2030

SK Hynix held groundbreaking for its first U.S. HBM packaging plant in Indiana, aiming to make the state a key memory base by 2030.

Companies · Cybersecurity

CrowdStrike Shares Rally Over 17% on Record Quarter; Jim Cramer Says Buy

CrowdStrike shares surged over 17% after a record fiscal quarter, with CEO citing AI-driven demand. Jim Cramer says stock still has upside.

Companies · Large Language Models

Microsoft cracks down on employee AI use after one worker spent $28,000 in 28 days

Microsoft is monitoring employee AI token spending after internal data showed one worker racking up $28,000 in a month.

Products & Applications · Companies

AI-Powered Smart Bowl by Hoomanely Aims to Help Dog Owners Detect Illness Early

A Palo Alto startup's AI-powered smart feeding bowl and app alert dog owners to early signs of illness by tracking eating, drinking and temperature changes.

AI Chips & Compute · Companies · World

Nvidia Agrees to Acquire Hugging Face for $12.9 Billion

Nvidia has reportedly agreed to acquire open-source AI platform Hugging Face for $12.9 billion, expanding its reach into the AI software ecosystem.

Products & Applications · Companies

Philips Hue Neon Outdoor Lightstrip Hits Record Low at Amazon at $143.97

Amazon has dropped the Philips Hue Neon Outdoor 16-foot lightstrip to $143.97, a 28% discount and the best price since launch.

Companies · Large Language Models · Policy & Regulation

AI’s Water Use Sparks Protests Across U.S. Southwest

From Texas to Arizona, locals protest data center expansion over AI's water and energy use, while actual consumption figures remain murky.

Robotics · Companies · Products & Applications

Salem Robotics (YC S26) launches software for industrial inspection robots

YC-backed Salem Robotics launches software that equips existing mobile robots with the skills to perform hazardous industrial inspections, starting with nuclear radiological surveys.

Companies · Products & Applications

Operation Bluebird Launches Twitter.now, a New Social Network Reviving the Twitter Name

Virginia startup Operation Bluebird launched Twitter.now, a new network reviving the Twitter name with a fact-checking tool.

Products & Applications · Companies · Large Language Models

Google turns Search's AI Mode into a travel planner with flight price alerts and hotel booking

Google is upgrading AI Mode in Search with flight price tracking, points/miles rates, and hotel booking, moving it closer to an AI travel agent.

Companies · Large Language Models

Jensen Huang Says Nvidia Achieved AGI, Again — Not That It Matters

Nvidia CEO says company has achieved AGI, calls milestone 'senseless.' He made a similar claim in March.

Companies · Cybersecurity

Surfshark Launches €100,000 Cybersecurity Advocacy Fund for University Projects

Surfshark launches €100K yearly fund for university cybersecurity advocacy projects; first application window opens September 2026.

Products & Applications · Companies · Large Language Models

Salesforce Soars 20% on Strong Earnings and Anthropic Partnership

Salesforce shares jumped over 20% after beating earnings and expanding its partnership with Anthropic, fueling a software rally.

AI Chips & Compute · Companies · World

Anthropic inks $45bn AI compute deal with UK's Nscale

Anthropic has agreed to rent AI compute capacity from UK-based Nscale in a six-year, $45bn deal, gaining access to 460MW of power powered by Nvidia's Vera Rubin chips.

AI Chips & Compute · Companies · Large Language Models

Zhipu's GLM-5.3-Flash Goes Live on SenseTime's Domestic Chip Infrastructure

Zhipu launched open-source GLM-5.3-Flash, running on SenseTime's domestic AI infrastructure, scoring 57 in A2I.

Companies · Products & Applications

Harness launches Agent-Ready Code Repository and AI Code Review to manage AI-generated code

Harness introduces new tools for storing, reviewing and shipping code produced by AI agents, aiming to handle large volumes of autonomous development work.

Companies · Large Language Models

Meta Scraps Second Wave of AI-Driven Layoffs as Plan Falls Apart, Reuters Reports

Meta abandoned a planned second wave of AI-driven layoffs after employee backlash and disappointing productivity, Reuters reports.

AI Chips & Compute · Companies · Policy & Regulation

New Jersey AI Datacenter Accused of Violating Federal Law Over Unpermitted Generators

The largest planned AI datacenter in New Jersey is accused of running dozens of unpermitted gas-powered generators, according to a report by The Guardian. The DataOne facility in Vineland is also facing noise complaints and a lawsuit.