Oct 6 (Reuters) - AMD has agreed to supply artificial intelligence chips to OpenAI in a multi-year deal that would also give the ChatGPT creator the option to buy up to roughly 10% of the chipmaker, ...

Investors have parted with unprecedented sums of money to help AI fulfil its lofty promise. But no one really knows how it will all pay off. Echoes of the dot-com era can be found in AI’s massive ...

On September 8, IREN gave its monthly revenue update. Most of IREN's revenue still currently comes from Bitcoin mining, and it saw only a slight increase in its fledgling AI cloud data center business ...

Nvidia plans to invest in OpenAI, which is buying cloud computing from Oracle, which is buying chips from Nvidia, which has a stake in CoreWeave, which is providing artificial intelligence ...

The five-year agreement will challenge Nvidia’s market dominance and gives OpenAI 10% of AMD if it hits milestones for chip deployment.

Centralized corporate control over the physical and intellectual infrastructure of AI calls for decentralized alternatives to prevent "digital feudalism." ...

Head of Cybersecurity at the UAE Cybersecurity Council, H.E. Dr. Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, delivered an impactful special message to open the event, on cybersecurity’s central role in ensuring successful ...

The global digitalization process has accelerated significantly, driven by the computing power revolution. Within this transformation, cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) have evolved ...

For months, investors have asked a familiar question: Is artificial intelligence experiencing a bubble destined for the same catastrophic fate as the dot-com crash of 2000? With hyperscaler capital ...

As the global cryptocurrency market accelerates its evolution toward compliance and transparency, investor demand for stable, secure digital asset yield models continues to rise. To address this, OPTO ...

Nvidia continues to dominate the AI chip market, leveraging its integrated hardware and software ecosystem. While cloud giants like Google and Amazon are developing their own powerful processors, and ...