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Microsoft announced the Surface Laptop Ultra, a new AI PC that uses Nvidia chips and is designed to run AI models and agents. The company also detailed specs and pricing and said the devices run a revamped Windows 11.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang introduced a toolkit of software and hardware products designed to add independent security layers around AI agents. The tools aim to keep agents contained within test environments even if they try to break out, the company says.
NVIDIA teams are using ChatGPT Work to reduce manual tasks and connect fast-moving signals. The company says the tool helps scale successful workflows globally.
Major AI firms, including Nvidia and Mistral, have urged US policymakers not to impose broad restrictions on open-weight models as Washington considers responses to Chinese AI and alleged model distillation. The companies warn that sweeping limits could affect innovation and existing model development practices, according to TechCrunch AI.
Hugging Face and NVIDIA announced integration between NeMo Automodel and the Diffusers library to simplify fine-tuning of video and image models at scale. The collaboration provides tools and workflows aimed at accelerating model customization on large datasets.
Hugging Face reports that NVIDIA’s Nemotron 3 embedding model achieved the top overall rank on the RTEB benchmark. The result is presented as progress toward more capable agentic retrieval systems, per the blog post.
Nvidia and Japanese data centre firm Noetra will develop the 140MW Vera Rubin ‘AI Factory’ cluster to support Japan’s AI robotics strategy, Data Center Dynamics reports. The project aims to provide large-scale compute capacity for government-backed robotics and AI initiatives.
Nokia says it is using Nvidia compute to power an AI-enabled RAN strategy aimed at unlocking what it calls "hidden capacity" in mobile networks. The company hopes operators will adopt the approach as part of an emerging AI-RAN hype cycle.
Emerald AI, backed by Nvidia, is reportedly seeking to raise an additional $100 million in funding. The move could value the company at over $1 billion, according to Data Center Dynamics.
Gradium, a Paris-based AI voice startup, has secured $100 million in seed funding with backing from Nvidia. The company will use the funds to open a Bay Area office and compete for talent in the leading AI ecosystem.
Nvidia's shares have dropped about 15% from their May peak even though analysts still expect revenue growth. The excerpt suggests market sentiment may be reacting to the company's dominant role in the compute marketplace it helped build.
Four nuclear reactors in the U.S. reached a significant operational milestone, highlighting momentum in domestic nuclear projects. Separately, reports indicate China is seeking greater access to Nvidia chips, signalling ongoing global demand for advanced AI hardware.
