Pentagon Pushes Anthropic for Full Model Access Ahead of 2026 Deadline
The Pentagon urges Anthropic to grant full access to its Claude AI model by March 2026, a move that could reshape defense AI strategy and industry standards.
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Amazon and Cerebras Partner to Accelerate AI Inference at Scale
Amazon partners with Cerebras to launch a custom inference chip, promising higher throughput, lower latency, and reduced costs for AI workloads on AWS.
JD.com Rolls Out Joybuy in Europe to Take on Amazon
JD.com launches Joybuy in Europe with a $200 million funding round, targeting Amazon and reshaping the continent’s e‑commerce landscape.
March 2026 AI Recap: The Model Explosion That Shifted the Industry
March 2026 saw a surge of AI model releases, with 14 new models adding over 12 billion parameters. Explore startup funding, performance gains, and the implications for the future of AI.
Amazon Deploys One Million Robots and Launches New Foundation Model
Amazon launches Titan‑X, a trillion‑parameter foundation model, and surpasses one million robots in its fulfillment network, reshaping cloud AI and logistics.
Claude Overtakes the App Store as Pentagon Scrutinizes Supply Chains
Claude tops the Apple App Store as the Pentagon raises supply chain concerns, reshaping the AI market with a focus on domestic hardware and safety.
Nvidia’s $26 B Bet on Open‑Weight AI Models
Nvidia commits $26 billion to open‑weight AI models, offering GPU cloud access and grants to accelerate transparent, adaptable machine learning across industries.
JPMorgan’s $20 B Tech Bet Signals a New AI Era
JPMorgan allocates nearly $20 billion to tech in 2026, with a major focus on AI, reshaping banking efficiency and setting new industry standards.
Nemotron 3 Super Raises the Bar for Open-Source AI Agent Building
Nvidia’s Nemotron 3 Super open model offers 530B parameters, superior benchmarks, and a massive context window, reshaping how developers build AI agents.
Arkansas Rolls Out AI Cameras to Crack Down on Handheld Phone Use in Work Zones
Arkansas enacts Act 707, deploying AI cameras to catch handheld phone use in work zones, aiming to cut distracted‑driving crashes and improve road safety.