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Nvidia is expanding its AI hardware ecosystem through a strategic partnership with Samsung Foundry to develop custom CPUs and XPUs. The collaboration, announced at the 2025 Open Compute Project Summit, represents Nvidia’s latest move to embed its technology deeper into AI infrastructure as competition intensifies.
According to reports from the 2025 Open Compute Project Global Summit in San Jose, Nvidia has formed a strategic partnership with Samsung Foundry to design and manufacture custom CPUs and XPUs. This collaboration expands Nvidia’s NVLink Fusion ecosystem and represents the company’s latest effort to solidify its position across the entire AI hardware stack.
Opera has launched its AI-powered browser Neon with a $19.90 monthly subscription fee, sources indicate. The browser features specialized AI agents for different tasks, though availability is currently limited to select users with others joining a waitlist.
Norwegian software company Opera has launched its artificial intelligence browser called Neon, according to reports, marking a significant shift in how web browser technology is being monetized. The company is charging users $19.90 per month for access to the AI-powered browsing experience, though availability is currently limited to an unspecified number of users, with others required to join a waitlist.
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Ireland is preparing to transition its basic income program for artists from pilot to permanent status following positive outcomes. Government officials report the €325 weekly payments have reduced financial stress and boosted mental health among recipients in the creative sector.
Ireland is moving to establish a permanent basic income program for artists after a successful pilot initiative demonstrated significant benefits for creative professionals, according to government reports. The program, which provides approximately $1,500 monthly to qualifying artists, has reportedly improved recipients’ daily lives and professional prospects.
Taiwanese technology companies made their strongest showing yet at the 2025 Open Compute Project Summit with groundbreaking innovations in data center infrastructure. Automated robots capable of refilling liquid cooling systems and megawatt-scale power solutions highlighted the industry’s response to AI-driven computing demands. The showcase demonstrated how hardware is evolving to support sustainable, high-performance artificial intelligence operations.
According to reports from the 2025 Open Compute Project Global Summit in San Jose, California, Taiwanese technology manufacturers demonstrated significant advancements in next-generation data center infrastructure. Sources indicate that more than 20 companies from Taiwan participated in the event, marking what analysts suggest is the region’s strongest representation at the annual technology showcase. Major players including Delta Electronics, Lite-On Technology, and Wiwynn presented developments specifically targeting the demanding requirements of AI-driven computing environments.
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