News archive.
Earlier AI news and analysis, kept for reference. Current coverage lives in News & Analysis.
NVIDIA Opens DSX OS to Run AI Factories More Efficiently
NVIDIA released open-source software for operating AI data centers at scale, including tools for power management, fleet health, and multi-tenant provisioning. Partners are already deploying it.
NVIDIA Vera CPU Delivers 1.8x Faster Agent Execution Than x86
NVIDIA's new Vera CPU pairs custom Olympus cores with 1.2 TB/s memory bandwidth to cut tool execution latency in agentic AI workloads. Built for AI factories running thousands of concurrent agents and reinforcement learning loops.
NVIDIA Embeds Security in AI Hardware to Block Agent Attacks
NVIDIA's BlueField DPU adds runtime threat detection and access controls directly to silicon, protecting AI factories from infrastructure-to-agent compromise. How it isolates security from the workloads it defends.
NVIDIA Open Sources Cosmos 3 for Robot and Autonomous Vehicle AI
NVIDIA released Cosmos 3, a unified foundation model for physical AI reasoning and video generation, available in 16B and 64B sizes with open datasets, training code, and deployment tools on GitHub and Hugging Face.
NVIDIA Alpamayo Adds Closed-Loop Training for Autonomous Vehicle Models
AlpaGym framework lets AV teams post-train driving policies in simulation by learning from their own actions. Available now with open-source recipes and public leaderboards.
NVIDIA Cosmos 3 combines world generation, reasoning, and action in one model
NVIDIA's new Cosmos 3 merges video generation, physics reasoning, and robot control into a single foundation model. Available now on Hugging Face in 8B and 32B versions with open synthetic training data.
IBM cuts agent token use by 30× on legacy code tasks
IBM's agents use program analysis and knowledge graphs to guide LLMs through enterprise workflows, reducing token consumption and hallucinations. Here's how they work in four mission-critical domains.
China approves first invasive brain chip for paralyzed patients outside trials
Neuracle's NEO implant won regulatory clearance in March 2025 and is now covered by China's health insurance. Paralyzed patients can use it at home—here's what makes this different from Neuralink.
China approves first invasive brain implant for home use
Dong Hui, paralyzed six years, wrote his name using a brain-computer chip called NEO. China's approval in March marks the first invasive BCI cleared beyond clinical trials—what this means for the global race in neural tech.
7,818 Steam games now use AI: here's where it cuts dev time
Steam saw a 681% rise in AI-disclosed titles in 2025. Studios are shortening asset creation from weeks to hours, automating QA, and building adaptive NPCs. Here's what's actually working.
Forex traders shift to automated robots as AI refines pattern detection
Forex robots now scan markets and execute trades based on preset rules, with AI improving pattern recognition. Traders use them to reduce monitoring time, but systems still falter when markets deviate from expected conditions.
Strava charges developers $11.99/month to stop AI scraping
The fitness app now requires a paid subscription for API access after zero-code AI tools created thousands of new apps. Developer applications surged 448% year-to-date, forcing Strava to restrict access and protect platform performance.