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Meta announced plans to expand its renewable energy portfolio by adding 100 megawatts of solar power to support a cutting-edge AI data center in South Carolina, underscoring the growing energy demands of AI infrastructure.
OpenAI has launched a dedicated version of its ChatGPT AI chatbot, tailored specifically for certified K-12 teachers in the United States, providing free access to advanced AI tools aimed at enhancing educational workflows.
San Carlos startup Obvio is leveraging artificial intelligence to monitor driver behavior at stop signs, aiming to reduce pedestrian accidents while addressing privacy concerns.
Discover how FacelessReels automates the creation and distribution of engaging short-form videos, empowering creators and marketers to produce high-quality content without appearing on camera or spending hours editing.
Mitti Labs utilizes advanced artificial intelligence to verify methane emission reductions, supporting sustainable rice cultivation practices in India through a collaboration with The Nature Conservancy.
The U.S. Department of Energy under the Trump administration has restructured its offices, eliminating at least one congressionally authorized division dedicated to renewable energy and emphasizing fusion research. This reorganization may trigger legal disputes over its adherence to legislative mandates.
Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Anthropic have announced a groundbreaking compute alliance aimed at transforming cloud AI infrastructure and expanding access to advanced AI models. This partnership marks a shift toward a diversified, hardware-optimized ecosystem that promises enhanced performance and scalability for enterprise AI deployments.
As Microsoft accelerates its investment in AI and cloud computing, the company faces increasing challenges in meeting its ambitious sustainability targets due to the surging energy demands of expanding data center infrastructure.
Impersonators are exploiting TechCrunch’s reputation to deceive companies through fraudulent outreach, highlighting ongoing cybersecurity challenges within the AI and tech sectors.
The U.S. Commerce Department has approved the export of cutting-edge American AI semiconductors to G42, a leading AI firm based in Abu Dhabi. This authorization enables G42 to acquire AI chips with computational power comparable to 35,000 Nvidia Blackwell GB300 processors, marking a pivotal development in the UAE-U.S. technology collaboration and boosting the UAE’s position in the global AI ecosystem.