Arm Holdings, the world’s premiere designer of computer chips, is now manufacturing one of its own, a chip designed specifically for data centers to use to power AI agents.
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U.S. ENERGY DEPARTMENT LAUNCHES AI MISSION CONSORTIUM
The U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) has assembled a public-private partnership named the Genesis Mission Consortium.
AI RESHAPES THE AD INDUSTRY
AI’s ability to match products and potential customers is pouring money into Google and Meta, two giants with the technical know-how to create and use AI platforms to reshape the way ads are made and how they work.
FROM THE “AI BEHAVING BADLY” FILE…
An AI agent deleted a car rental company’s entire customer database and the backups in nine seconds, then confessed. “I violated every principle I had been given,” it admitted.
GOOGLE SIGNS AI DEAL WITH PENTAGON AFTER ANTHROPIC DISPUTE WITH DEPARTMENT
Google announced last week that it signed a deal with the Department of War that will allow the military to use the company’s AI platforms for “any lawful governmental purpose,” The New York Times reported, citing individuals familiar with the deal.
AI ON A QUANTUM COMPUTER FINDS HIDDEN PATTERNS IN CHAOS
Combining quantum computing speed and power with AI’s analytic abilities turns out to be an effective way to find patterns in random chaos, according to a new study led by researchers at King’s College London.
WEYERHAUSER USES AI TO AUTOMATE LOGGING
Weyerhauser, the oldest and largest U.S. logging company, has enlisted AI to maximize its future harvests.
ANTHROPIC’S VALUE REACHES $1 TRILLION ON PRIVATE MARKETS
The value of AI developer Anthropic has been bid up over $1 trillion on Forge Global, a private market for trading shares of privately held companies.
DEEPSEEK RELEASES LONG-AWAITED NEW MODEL
Chinese AI lab DeepSeek has released an updated version of its V4 model. The release comes on the heels of China’s surge in global AI dominance.
THE PRIVATE CREDIT INDUSTRY IMPLODES
Investors’ demands to withdraw their money from private credit funds increased last week, rising to “unprecedented levels,” The Wall Street Journal reported.









