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The HBM shortage is becoming a bigger issue for the next generation of AI chips.Nvidia is reportedly testing lower-memory versions of its upcoming Rubin Ultra accelerator. The reported shift comes as advanced HBM4E supply faces tighter constraints.Earlier plans pointed toward very high memory capacity for next-generation systems.Now, hardware limits may influence chip design itself. For…
AI security is entering a new phase as cyberattacks become faster and more automated. Recent developments around OpenAI’s Daybreak program show how defensive AI is moving beyond basic code scanning. AI models can now analyze large codebases, identify vulnerabilities and help validate fixes. Meanwhile, newer cyber-focused models are raising fresh safety questions. The shift is…
The AI model race has entered another fast-moving phase. Google launched Gemini 3.7 Flash on August 13, while Grok 4.6 also arrived this week. Both releases focus heavily on coding, agents and real-world workloads. More importantly, they show how frontier AI is shifting from raw intelligence toward speed, efficiency and price. For developers and businesses…
The Morning AI Briefing August 2 brings several important developments that could reshape the global artificial intelligence industry. Europe has officially activated a major phase of the EU AI Act, making transparency a legal requirement for many AI providers. Meanwhile, South Korea is strengthening its AI chip strategy, while companies worldwide continue expanding AI infrastructure….
The DeepSeek Open-Source AI strategy has taken another bold turn. Founder Liang Wenfeng says the company will continue releasing its strongest AI models as open source instead of locking them behind paid platforms. Meanwhile, DeepSeek wants to focus on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) rather than chasing quick revenue. This decision arrives when many AI companies…
