The U.S. is allowing Nvidia to sell its higher-end H200 AI chips to approved customers in China, but with a 25% export tariff. This move creates a new, complex middle ground in the ongoing tech restrictions.
President Trump gave Nvidia a conditional green light to sell its H200 AI chips to China, but the deal is far from done. Analysts see a massive revenue opportunity, but political and commercial obstacles could still derail the entire arrangement.
Corporate energy buyers have contracted for a massive 20.4 gigawatts of clean power so far this year. The AI data center boom is forcing a new conversation about grid costs, flexibility, and who pays for what.
Bethesda’s Todd Howard shared his views on AI in game development during a Fallout TV show event. He sees it as a tool for efficiency but insists creative intention must remain human.
After a rough first half of 2025 where Apple’s stock tumbled 18%, the script has flipped. While Meta and Microsoft falter, Apple shares have rocketed 35% since July, turning its AI hesitancy into a perceived strength.
AI adoption is exploding in marketing, with over half of professionals already on board. For small businesses, it’s a powerful equalizer but comes with major risks if used carelessly. The key is starting small and keeping a human in the loop.
Safebooks has raised a $15 million seed round to build an AI layer that automates financial data reconciliation. The platform claims to have already monitored over $40 billion in transactions. It’s a big bet on fixing a universal but unglamorous corporate headache.
The US government has given Nvidia the green light to ship its H200 AI accelerators to China. However, analysts question if Chinese tech companies, now focused on building a domestic AI chip ecosystem, will generate significant demand for these US-made chips.
A developer on GitHub has released a script that claims to remove every trace of Microsoft’s AI from Windows 11, including hidden components. It aims to block future reinstalls, but its effectiveness on new Copilot+ PCs is still unproven.
In a major step for India’s tech ambitions, Tata Group and Intel have announced a strategic partnership. They will explore manufacturing Intel chips locally and scaling AI PC solutions for the Indian market.
