The US government has authorized Anthropic to bring its most advanced model back online, but only for a select few. The Commerce
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Anthropic has accused Alibaba’s Qwen lab of running what it calls the largest distillation attack in its history: a coordinated campaign that
OpenAI is no longer just a model lab. With the reveal of Jalapeno, its first custom-designed chip built in partnership with Broadcom,
OpenAI just shipped its most capable model family yet, and for the first time the launch came with a gatekeeper that is
This week the US government began deciding which AI reaches the market, OpenAI started building its own chips, and Anthropic accused Alibaba
Microsoft has launched seven proprietary AI models under the MAI brand, marking a significant step in reducing dependence on OpenAI and controlling its own AI technology stack.
Huawei has successfully completed the post-training of DeepSeek V4-Pro, a 1.6 trillion parameter AI model, using a cluster of at least 1,000 Huawei Ascend 910C chips.
Meta has launched its Business Agent globally, bringing AI-powered customer service and sales automation to businesses across WhatsApp Business, Instagram, and Messenger.
Google has signed one of the largest cloud infrastructure agreements in recent memory: a contract to pay SpaceX $920 million per month for AI compute capacity running through June 2029.
OpenAI announced Dreaming V3 on June 4, 2026, introducing a fundamental change to how ChatGPT remembers and uses information from past conversations.
This week, Google signed a $920 million monthly contract with SpaceX for AI compute capacity, Meta launched its Business Agent globally, OpenAI introduced Dreaming V3, Huawei trained DeepSeek V4-Pro, and Microsoft launched seven MAI models.
Forbes China published its “2026 AI Tech Enterprises TOP 50” in May 2026, covering 85 companies across more than 20 subsectors and highlighting the depth…