China is planning to allow the country’s top AI companies to buy a limited number of Nvidia’s H200 chips, the Information reported on Wednesday, citing two people with direct knowledge of the matter.
Samsung Electronics on Tuesday flagged a 19-fold jump in second-quarter operating profit, surpassing its combined earnings over the past three years, but investors wiped more than $80 billion off its market value on concerns over how long the AI bonanza will last.
Illumio and Palo Alto Networks leaders on what Anthropic’s vulnerability-hunting model means for defenders – and the once-in-a-lifetime window they say is closing
For finance and compliance teams hoping to use AI, critical information often remains locked in documents that models cannot reliably read or interpret
The majority of enterprise knowledge remains trapped in documents, emails, PDFs, and other unstructured formats that AI cannot reliably interpret or act upon
Higher prices for smartphones, laptops and other electronics are inevitable later this year due to a global memory chip shortage, the boss of Currys, Britain’s biggest consumer electricals retailer, warned on Thursday.
India has asked WhatsApp to justify the implementation of a planned feature covering usernames and to freeze the rollout in its biggest market, escalating a crackdown on messaging anonymity that began with Telegram, according to a government letter reviewed by Reuters.
Cloud APIs win the early decision for good reasons: credentials are provisioned, billing relationships are active and a working extraction pipeline can be stood up in an afternoon. For teams proving feasibility, that matters more than anything else.
In almost every AI deployment, failure happens at the human review stage, not during model inference. Not because the AI was wrong. Because there was nowhere for a human to go next.
The year 2026 will mark a decisive shift in the enterprise AI journey, moving from experimentation and market hype towards engineering-led value realisation
Returns have become a defining part of the online shopping experience. Consumers expect them to be convenient, fast and frictionless. But as retailers work harder to simplify returns, they may also be creating new opportunities for abuse.