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  1. · Society

    Nvidia creates a circuit breaker for AIs that escape

    After this summer's AI escapes, Nvidia launches a system that monitors agents from a separate chip and can cut them off in a few milliseconds.
  2. · Models

    Qualcomm and Amazon team up on inference chips

    Qualcomm and AWS have announced a collaboration to jointly design chips dedicated to inference. We analyse what this tie-up reveals about the reshaping of the silicon market.
  3. · Models

    Running AI on the machines that sleep at home

    Nvidia has introduced a local clustering tool that lets you use idle Macs and PCs to run models. We explain how it works, its limitations, and why it arrives at the right time.
  4. · Society

    Europe signs off its AI supercomputer in Finland, with chips that aren't Nvidia

    The European Joint Undertaking for High Performance Computing has signed a €387.8 million contract for an AI supercomputer in Finland, equipped with AMD processors. We analyse what this choice means.
  5. · Models

    Nvidia invests $3.5 billion in MediaTek to defend its position

    Nvidia partners with MediaTek in a deal reported at $3.5 billion, as its key customers develop their own silicon. We analyse this defensive strategy.
  6. · Society

    Nvidia acquires Hugging Face: chipmaker buys the public square of open models

    Nvidia has announced the acquisition of Hugging Face, a central platform in the open-weight model ecosystem. We analyse what this consolidation means for the independence of that ecosystem.
  7. · Society

    OpenAI publishes the first results from its in-house chip

    OpenAI has published the first results from its in-house inference accelerator, touted as delivering strong speed and efficiency. We analyse what this move reveals about the balance of power in infrastructure.
  8. · Models

    Nvidia is putting into production a chip that does only one thing: respond fast

    Nvidia has announced that its inference accelerator, born from its acquisition of Groq, is entering production. Here’s why a chip specialised in responding rather than training is a significant signal.
  9. · Society

    SpaceX and Nvidia move from words to action: a computing system designed for orbit

    SpaceX and Nvidia are said to have designed a space-grade version of the Vera Rubin NVL72 system, slated for an orbital launch by the end of the year. We look at what this move confirms and what it leaves unresolved.
  10. · Society

    Data labelling is now worth $20 billion

    A data-labelling company for AI is reportedly valued at around $20 billion, double what it was nine months ago. We analyse what this valuation reveals about the role of human labour in the chain.
  11. · Models

    Nvidia teaches robots by making them dream about the consequences

    Nvidia has unveiled a system that learns from videos and robot movements, then simulates the consequences of an action. We explain what this approach changes, and why it could redefine what constitutes training data.
  12. · Society

    Nvidia is reportedly considering guaranteeing $250 billion for OpenAI: when the seller finances its client

    According to the Wall Street Journal, Nvidia is reportedly in talks to secure around $250 billion so that OpenAI can lease a 10-gigawatt data center in Ohio. We break down this circular financing mechanism, why it worries analysts, and what it reveals about the AI economy.
  13. · Society

    Meta wants to build its own AI chip: the great escape from Nvidia has begun

    Meta is reportedly planning to begin manufacturing a chip designed for its own AI needs as early as September 2026, aiming to cut costs and reduce its reliance on Nvidia and AMD. This move fits a broader trend: all the tech giants are building their own in-house silicon. We explain why, and what it changes.
  14. · Society

    The silicon curtain: where the AI war between the US and China really stands

    In our article of 25 April on DeepSeek V4, we wrote: "How will this new state of play redraw the balance of power between America and China on AI?" Three weeks later, the answer is being written before our eyes, in blunter and more geopolitical terms than expected. Analysis.

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