The consortium will invest in U.S.-based AI data and energy facilities, with plans to deploy up to $100 billion to support the growth of artificial intelligence.
The companies will develop AI-powered toys and experiences, enhancing product design and supporting Mattel’s shift toward entertainment and tech-driven innovation.
Inuvo expects at least 25% revenue growth in the second quarter and completed a 1-for-10 reverse stock split to boost stock liquidity and attract more institutional investors.
Synopsys has now resumed sales of certain non-core hardware and intellectual property, allowing for the continued support of some of its existing customers.
Saudi Arabia also hopes to emerge as the leader in the Middle East AI landscape, gaining an edge over the United Arab Emirates, another dominant AI player in the region.
The company was reportedly toying with the idea of either adopting its traditional approach of per-seat software licenses that would fetch a certain amount per month or instituting consumption-based pricing.
Capricor expressed confidence that the facility will meet the necessary requirements to support product licensure and commercial launch, pending approval.
Through this acquisition, DoorDash can provide its more than 150,000 restaurant and brand advertisers with the ability to run and manage their ads not only on the DoorDash app and website but also across third-party platforms.
Nvidia is partnering with European nations, tech firms, and telecom providers to expand AI infrastructure, boost regional language models, and boost sovereign AI adoption.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes quantum computing is at the cusp of change, with hybrid systems like Cuda Q expected to solve real-world problems sooner than previously anticipated.
The analyst expects infrastructure-as-a-service to be in the spotlight again but forecasts a slight disappointment relative to the consensus expectation of $3.1 billion.
