AMD’s AI Chip Surge Puts Intel’s Long-Held Sales Lead at Risk
AMD forecast $17 billion in fourth-quarter sales, topping Intel’s outlook, as its data center revenue already exceeds Intel’s data center unit.
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AMD forecast $17 billion in fourth-quarter sales, topping Intel’s outlook, as its data center revenue already exceeds Intel’s data center unit.
AMD’s new filing shows it will pay about US$2.9 billion for Toronto AI chip startup Taalas, with up to US$1.4 billion contingent.
Parents of a 13-year-old North Carolina girl sued Google, alleging AI search tools on her school Chromebook contributed to a mental health crisis.
OpenAI pledged to pay full power costs, limit NDAs and publish local impact data at future AI campuses, while urging lawmakers to adopt similar rules.
Gradium’s offline Phonon speech model topped a Hugging Face speed test at 28 ms and passed 200,000 downloads in two weeks.
Moonshot AI discussed renting Nvidia Blackwell chips in Europe, with a proposed 30% to 50% upfront premium, while a U.S. cloud loophole stays open.
AI industry and AI safety PACs spent millions on the midterms, with several funded candidates losing as groups fight over state versus federal regulation.
UK ambassador-designate Corin Robertson urged closer UK-Japan cooperation on AI and semiconductors and said Britain will promote safe AI use during its G20 presidency.
Apple will require all apps to declare dating and location-sharing features by January 12, 2027, with dating and romantic AI apps rated 18+.
Cyber incidents hit supermarket freezers in six European countries as the UK’s NCSC warned AI will help attackers exploit outdated systems at scale.
Google says criminals are hijacking corporate AI accounts, running up charges as high as $1 million, and reselling the stolen access through underground services.
Twenty-nine NHS trusts listed as benefiting from Palantir’s £330m data platform say they are not using it, as MPs push to end the contract.