Qualcomm has entered into an agreement with Amazon to supply AI chips (AI200, AI250) and optical systems for AWS infrastructure; Amazon will receive a warrant for shares of Qualcomm worth $4 billion in exchange for purchases worth $60 billion over 10 years.
GitHub has made enterprise managed permissions available - central management of agent operations in GitHub Copilot (shell commands, file operations, network access) that cannot be bypassed through user settings.
Heurist built the investment chat tool Heurist Finance on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. Agents orchestrated through Strands use Claude models and purchase premium data on a per-query basis using the x402 protocol in USDC on the Base network.
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The new CEO of Apple, John Ternus, called iPhone the best AI device at the Surprise and Shine event and emphasized that Apple Intelligence prioritizes running on-device to protect user privacy.
Google DeepMind and Primordial Soup created the documentary Love, Rendered, which used generative models for photo restoration and animation to reconstruct an unrecorded memory of the couple Burt and Ethelle Shatz.
IBM has released the open-source model Granite Time Series PatchTST-FM-r2 (~385M parameters) for zero-shot time series forecasting. According to the company, it is the best permissively licensed model on the GIFT-Eval leaderboard, available under Apache 2.0/OpenMDW 1.0 for commercial use.
Startup Kepler Computing has emerged from stealth mode after seven years of development, claiming that its 3D stacking approach to increasing HBM and SRAM memory density does not require EUV lithography. The company has raised 468 million USD from investors and received a pledge of up to 245 million USD from the US Department of Commerce.
Amazon Prime Video has launched a feature that uses AI and VFX to synchronize actors' lip movements with dubbed audio. Currently available only for the English dub of the German series Maxton Hall, the company plans to expand it to additional titles.
Startup Cymphony has raised 30 million dollars in funding (including 25 million in Series A) from Sequoia Capital and SMBC Fin Atlas Beyond Fund for a platform that monitors AI agent access to company data. Its post-investment valuation exceeds 100 million dollars.
AWS and Qualcomm are collaborating on the development of custom AI inference chips and optical interconnects with a capacity of 1.6 Tb/s. Qualcomm uses AWS Bedrock for chip design; this is its third major data center contract since June, with a goal of 15 billion USD in revenue by 2029.
GitHub has launched agentic autofix in Code Quality: Copilot can fix up to 25 findings at once, verify its changes itself, and open a pull request for review. Available on GitHub Team and Enterprise Cloud, it consumes AI credits.
Mistral AI helped a European energy company migrate a reservoir simulator containing 40 000 lines of Fortran 77 to C++ using AI agents. The key was a verification harness for numerical parity and a structured team of agents with human supervision.
An essay by Nathan Lambert (AI2, Interconnects blog) argues that, unlike the industrial revolutions, AI has yet to bring tangible benefits to ordinary people, and there is a risk of political opposition due to the uneven distribution of benefits.
Mathematician Terence Tao warns that even a rumor of work on an open scientific problem now triggers a massive AI effort that outpaces the original research – he says this threatens to end the tradition of openly sharing scientific research directions.
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