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Inizio Medical's Matt Lewis, Global Chief Artificial and Augmented Intelligence Officer, has been named to Constellation Research's AI 150 list and sits at the intersection of AI, life sciences, human change management and mental health.
Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian said the company is increasingly monetizing AI based on consumption models, volumes of data and selling agents to line of business executives over IT.
Apple’s iPhone 16 event added a bevy of hardware upgrades in a bid to entice customers to upgrade devices even though Apple Intelligence will be delivered via software updates over the next year. Apple, however, does have a knack for useful killer apps and AirPod Pro as a clinical grade hearing aid will sell well.
Salesforce's purchase of Own Company for $1.9 billion highlights how the company has to play small ball with mergers and acquisitions given the scrutiny it gets with big deals. But keep in mind that small acquisitions such as Airkit.ai, which powered Salesforce’s Agentforce strategy, can have bigger impact.
Quantum Brilliance and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) said they will collaborate on a platform that couples quantum computing with high-performance computing (HPC).
Pricing for generative AI APIs, services from Google, Anthropic and OpenAI among others, are receiving deep discounts this year and generally trending downward.
Personal computers powered by artificial intelligence haven't surged ahead just yet, but demand appears to be strong enough to spur an upgrade cycle. That's a key takeaway from earnings results from Best Buy, Dell and Hewlett-Packard.
MongoDB rebounded in the second quarter with better-than-expected results due to stronger Atlas consumption levels.
Dell Technologies saw a second quarter boom in its infrastructure solutions group (ISG) revenue due to strong server and networking demand. Dell shipped $3.1 billion in AI servers in the second quarter.
Nvidia said its Blackwell processor samples are shipping to customers and demand for its Hopper platform remains strong. The company reported better-than-expected second quarter earnings as data center revenue continued to carry the team.
Supermicro said it won't be able to file its annual report on time "without unreasonable effort or expense" because it needs to assess its "internal controls over financial reporting."
The general availability of H200-powered systems comes as Nvidia released MLPerf Inference v4.1 benchmarks for its Hopper architecture and its first Blackwell platform submission.
