Broadcom Inc., a chip supplier for Apple Inc. and other big tech companies, rallied in late trading after predicting a boom in demand for its artificial intelligence chips. Most Read from BloombergHon
The ramp-up in corporate AI spending in 2025 will include a greater focus on deploying applications and components that help run AI systems faster and more efficiently, Bloomberg Intelligence analysis shows.
Microsoft strikes a groundbreaking 3-year deal with HarperCollins to utilize its vast book catalog for AI model training.
Defense tech companies Palantir Technologies Inc. and Shield AI have signed an agreement for a new strategic partnership, a step toward developing autonomous flight with AI-powered intelligence and operational control.
Israeli technology startups are on track for a record year of mergers and acquisitions, according to Vintage Investment Partners, as wars in Gaza and Lebanon didn’t dent investor appetite.
Nvidia has added about 200 people in China this year to enhance its research capabilities and focus on new autonomous driving technologies, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.
The Writers Guild is now demanding studios take legal action against tech companies found to have been training their artificial intelligences on copyrighted works—including on open-source subtitles for TV shows and films,
Adobe stock fell after the creative software giant provided a weaker-than-expected outlook for the 2025 fiscal year.
An insider claims Apple's work on rolling out Apple Intelligence features via iOS 18 will impact the iOS 19 release schedule.
“A whole-of-government approach that collaborates closely with private industry is essential to winning the AI race, and a designated AI leader in the Administration can help do that,” Tony Samp, the head of AI policy at the law firm DLA Piper, tells TIME.
BROADCOM, a chip supplier for Apple and other big tech companies, posted better-than-expected profit in the fourth quarter after artificial intelligence demand helped bolster growth. Read more at The Business Times.