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Tencent Rents Nvidia’s Banned AI Chips in a $1.2 Billion Loophole
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Tencent Rents Nvidia’s Banned AI Chips in a $1.2 Billion Loophole

According to a report, Tencent has secured access to Nvidia’s latest Blackwell AI chips through a rental deal with Japanese firm Datasection. The contracts are worth over $1.2 billion and provide a workaround to direct sales bans. This highlights the relentless demand for advanced computing power in

by Natalie BrooksDecember 21, 2025
We Might Never Know If AI Is Actually Conscious
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We Might Never Know If AI Is Actually Conscious

As claims about conscious AI grow, a Cambridge philosopher says we simply don’t have the tools to know. He warns that the hype itself is ethically risky, distracting from real-world suffering.

by Natalie BrooksDecember 21, 2025
Intel’s AI Playground Hints At A 32GB Arc GPU
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Intel’s AI Playground Hints At A 32GB Arc GPU

A new version of Intel’s AI Playground software included a curious screenshot before it was scrubbed. It shows a system running a 32GB Intel Arc GPU, sparking speculation about upcoming hardware.

by Natalie BrooksDecember 20, 2025
Wall Street’s Weekly Win and a $10 Billion Cloud Security Deal
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Wall Street’s Weekly Win and a $10 Billion Cloud Security Deal

Stocks ended the week higher, easing tech sector anxieties. In a major move, Palo Alto Networks and Google Cloud expanded their partnership, a deal involving a reported $10 billion commitment from Palo Alto.

by Darren HoltDecember 19, 2025
AI is breaking social science’s favorite research tool
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AI is breaking social science’s favorite research tool

Sophisticated AI can now evade all common detection methods in online studies, purposefully making typos and using human-like mouse movements. Researchers say this could end the era of fast, cheap data collection that social science has relied on.

by Darren HoltDecember 19, 2025
Hyperscale Data Centers Triple Since 2018, Fueled by AI Craze
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Hyperscale Data Centers Triple Since 2018, Fueled by AI Craze

The number of large hyperscale data centers has nearly tripled since 2018, now hitting 1,300 globally. The AI boom, especially post-ChatGPT, is accelerating investment, with the U.S. holding 55% of total capacity.

by Natalie BrooksDecember 19, 2025
OWASP’s New AI Agent Security List is a Wake-Up Call
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OWASP’s New AI Agent Security List is a Wake-Up Call

The OWASP Foundation has released its first-ever “Top 10 for Agentic Applications” for 2026. It’s a stark warning that the AI agents companies are already deploying are far more dangerous than chatbots, with the power to sabotage infrastructure or manipulate markets if compromised.

by Natalie BrooksDecember 19, 2025
AI Search Isn’t Just a Feature, It’s a $25 Billion Reset
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AI Search Isn’t Just a Feature, It’s a $25 Billion Reset

According to Fortune, AI is fundamentally redrawing the competitive map for every brand. The goal is no longer just ranking on a page, but being cited in an AI’s answer, as advertisers are projected to spend over $25 billion annually on AI-powered search placements by 2029.

by Darren HoltDecember 19, 2025
Your AI strategy reveals what you really think of your employees
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Your AI strategy reveals what you really think of your employees

According to Fast Company, the tools and mandates leaders choose around AI expose their true beliefs about human workers. From AI-blamed layoffs to pervasive electronic monitoring, the trend suggests a preference for controllable “synthetic” employees.

by Darren HoltDecember 19, 2025
AI Is Forcing Higher Ed To Adapt Or Die
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AI Is Forcing Higher Ed To Adapt Or Die

AI is transforming higher education far beyond student essays, impacting specialized fields like engineering and medicine. The rapid evolution of agentic AI could automate administration and personalize learning, potentially making education more accessible. Institutions that fail to adapt their pol

by Darren HoltDecember 19, 2025

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