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Arm is releasing the first in-house chip in its 35-year history

Arm is producing its own CPU for the first time. It developed the CPU with Meta, which is also the chip's first customer.

BlueConic joins Databricks Marketplace for real-time marketing

Enterprises have spent years and considerable fortunes building data lakehouses, training models, and unifying customer records inside platforms like Databricks. The harder problem, it turns out, is not building the intelligence but deploying it, getting a prediction out of a data warehouse and into a marketing decision before the moment passes.

OpenAI's plans to make ChatGPT more like Amazon aren't going so well

OpenAI says its moving away from Instant Checkout, which allowed users to buy items directly through the ChatGPT interface.

FCC imposes sweeping ban on foreign-made routers, affecting all new models

Trump admin to decide which router makers get exemptions from FCC import ban.

Google TV's new Gemini features keep fans updated on sports teams and more

Three Gemini-powered features are coming to your Google TV. This includes visual responses, deep dives, and sports briefs.

NASA kills lunar space station to focus on ambitious Moon base

WASHINGTON, DC—NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman on Tuesday laid out a sweeping vision for the space agency’s next decade during an event called “Ignition” in which he and other senior leaders set out their exploration plans.

OpenAI adds open source tools to help developers build for teen safety

Rather than working from scratch to figure out how to make AI safer for teens, developers can use these policies to fortify what they build.

Talat's AI meeting notes stay on your machine, not in the cloud

The subscription-free AI meeting notes app is a local-first twist on notetaking tools like Granola.

How BNESIM uses AI to reshape travel eSIM & global connectivity

BNESIM, a global connectivity provider specializing in travel eSIM and digital communications, acknowledges the far-reaching influence artificial intelligence is having across industries. Operating in a space defined by constant movement, both in terms of people and technology, the company approaches this shift intentionally to evolve in parallel with it. “We believe that meaningful progress comes from aligning innovation with real-world application, especially in a sector where connectivity underpins everyday experiences,” says CEO Luca Mattei.

It’s easy to fill a platform with content if you just steal it.

The proliferation of automated podcast tools has reached a sadly inevitable outcome: WebinarTV is scraping open Zoom meeting links and turning call recordings into content for its platform without telling anyone. (Or paying for anything, of course.) Our friends at 404 Media have the whole story.

Doss raises $55M for AI inventory management that plugs into ERP

Doss's AI-powered inventory management system integrates with existing ERP systems. The Series B round was co-led by Madrona and Premji Invest.

ChatGPT and Gemini are fighting to be the AI bot that sells you stuff

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