Core Scientific and AMD have announced a significant partnership to boost AI infrastructure and address the growing demand for artificial intelligence technologies. Under the agreement, AMD will gain access to more than 500 MW of US data center capacity starting in 2027, with the potential to scale up to 2.5 GW.
Nvidia is in talks to provide a financial backstop of roughly US$250 billion that would help OpenAI lease and finance a massive AI data center campus in southern Ohio, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
Tesla's push into humanoid robots signals the company's effort to offset a cooling electric vehicle market and intensifying competition from Chinese automakers. The strategy could help reshape its growth outlook, but it also raises the stakes for execution, scale, and cost reduction.
Industrial PC vendors are seeing order momentum strengthen as edge AI and physical AI applications spread beyond data centers into factories and other physical environments, marking what vendors describe as a new growth cycle for the sector.
Taiwan's Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation (AIDC) has spent nearly a decade pushing AI adoption, moving from smart manufacturing in 2015 to full-scale generative AI deployment in 2024, and turning years of production experience into digital corporate assets. Information chief I-ting Fang said the company now hopes to transform its AI and smart manufacturing expertise into a business model that can help more suppliers and manufacturers accelerate AI transformation.
