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Big AI labs get cheap compute because they have great credit. An Australian startup just signed a deal with Nvidia to hand that same edge to everyone else.

Most enterprise AI dies in pilot purgatory. HP says it found enough wins to scale its OpenAI Frontier partnership across the whole company, security team first.

Google's second spam update of 2026 is done. It hit every language on Earth in two days, and the SEO world is now reading the rankings for damage.

OpenAI's strongest model yet is here, but you probably cannot use it. The US government asked OpenAI to gate GPT-5.6 to about 20 vetted partners first.

OpenAI just stopped renting all its compute and started building it. Meet Jalapeño, the company's first custom chip, designed from scratch with Broadcom for one job.

Qualcomm is betting nearly $4 billion that the next AI fight is about software, not chips. Its target is Modular, the startup built to break Nvidia's grip on developers.

Adobe just turned its Semrush acquisition into a product. Brand Visibility measures whether AI engines name you and then deploys fixes, putting a real number on GEO.

Anthropic just put a virtual coworker inside Slack. Tag it in a channel, hand it a task, and it breaks the work into steps and finishes it on its own.

The free Fable 5 window closed after subscribers got barely four working days of it. Starting today, the most capable Claude costs real money, and at double the price of Opus.

Databricks just walked into martech. CustomerLake puts a data platform where the CDP used to sit, and gives agents the context to run campaigns on their own.

Google promised Gemini 3.5 Pro by next month and the clock runs out June 30. The headline number is a 2-million-token context window, the largest in any shipping frontier model.