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Sunday, April 26, 2026

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Nvidia shifts toward AI inference with Vera and Groq systems

Jensen Huang on stage at Nvidia GTC beside a rack-scale AI server system during the company’s 2026 infrastructure announcements.

Illustration of Jensen Huang presenting Nvidia’s next-generation AI infrastructure beside a rack-scale system at GTC 2026 in San Jose, AI generated. / AI Generated

Nvidia used its GTC 2026 keynote to argue that the next big AI spending wave will come from inference, unveiling new Vera CPU and Groq-based systems while lifting its AI chip revenue opportunity forecast to at least $1 trillion through 2027.

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ByteDance taps Nvidia Blackwell chips in Malaysia for global AI push

ByteDance is reportedly building major AI computing capacity in Malaysia with Nvidia’s latest chips as it expands research and customer services outside China.

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Nvidia to tout inference, agentic AI and Groq integration at GTC

At its GTC conference, Nvidia will focus on inference, agentic AI, new server designs and integrating Groq after its $17 billion acquisition to fend off rising competition.

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Musk says xAI is rebuilding again as co-founders depart

Elon Musk says xAI is being rebuilt from the ground up as more co-founders leave and the company scrambles to catch up in AI coding tools and broader agent software.

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Oracle readies more job cuts as AI coding tools boost efficiency

Oracle is preparing further layoffs after increasing its restructuring budget and telling investors that AI tools are helping smaller teams produce more software.

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Meta Acquires Moltbook in Push for Agentic AI Talent

Meta has acquired Moltbook, an experimental social platform built for AI agents, and is bringing its founders into the company’s Superintelligence Labs.

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Meta opens WhatsApp in the EU to rival AI chatbots after antitrust pressure

Meta has agreed to allow competing AI chatbots onto WhatsApp in the EU for 12 months, though critics argue its pricing model could still limit competition.

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Autonomous shuttle buses: Hamburg's path to the future of local transport

Hamburg is relying on autonomous shuttle buses to relieve traffic congestion and optimize local public transport. With an investment of €26 million, up to 10,000 of these buses are expected to be operating in the Hanseatic city by 2030.

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ICANN Conference Returns to Germany After More Than 20 Years

The 78th ICANN conference will take place in Hamburg from October 21 to 26, focusing on internet coordination, domain name management, and the future of the open web.

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Germany Plans Rocket Launches From a Floating Platform in the North Sea

Germany is planning to launch rockets from a floating platform in the North Sea, with the federal government backing the private consortium behind the project.

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Tesla’s Autopilot Faces Growing Controversy and Court Battles

Amid rising safety concerns and fatal crashes linked to Tesla’s Autopilot, the company is facing landmark court cases in the United States.

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Cisco’s Monumental Acquisition of Splunk

Cisco has announced its $28 billion acquisition of data specialist Splunk, marking a major shift in the technology landscape and the company’s biggest deal to date.