GlobalFoundries and Navitas are teaming up to produce gallium nitride semiconductors in the US. The partnership aims to strengthen domestic supply chains for critical applications like AI data centers and grid infrastructure. Production is scheduled to begin in late 2026 at GF’s Vermont facility.
A draft executive order would create a federal task force to challenge state AI regulations. The order would also cut broadband funding to states that pass AI laws. Tech companies strongly support the move while state lawmakers oppose it.
Google’s Gemini 3 AI model announcement triggered a massive wealth surge for cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Page gained $7.6 billion, pushing him past Jeff Bezos to become the world’s third-richest person. The AI launch highlights how tech fortunes are increasingly tied to artificial intelli
French DeepTech company Rift has raised €4.6 million to deploy Europe’s first on-demand aerial intelligence network. The funding will accelerate production of autonomous drone stations that can provide 24/7 surveillance. The company aims to create sovereign European infrastructure for border protect
UW President Robert Jones is pushing back against AI job fears while expanding computer science access. His strategy includes cross-disciplinary tech education and new public-private partnerships to tackle major challenges.
Asian markets cheered Nvidia’s earnings, but Mainland China and Hong Kong underperformed. Loan Prime Rates remained unchanged while housing stimulus measures are being considered. NetEase fell short of Q3 expectations.
Nvidia’s latest earnings show the AI boom is far from over. The chip giant reported $57 billion in revenue for the quarter ending October, beating estimates and forecasting even stronger results ahead. CEO Jensen Huang says their Blackwell GPUs are “off the charts” and completely sold out.
OpenAI just launched ChatGPT for Teachers, a specialized version of their AI chatbot designed specifically for educators. The service is completely free for verified K-12 teachers until June 2027 and includes enhanced security, admin controls, and collaboration features.
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT for Teachers, a specialized version of its AI chatbot designed specifically for educators. The service includes education-grade security, admin controls, and collaboration features, and will remain free for verified K-12 teachers until June 2027.
OpenAI is rolling out a dedicated ChatGPT workspace for teachers with unlimited access to its latest AI model. The free program includes education-specific privacy protections and has already reached 150,000 educators across U.S. schools.
