NVIDIA says telecom operators increasingly build their AI strategies on open models, which give them more control and customization for network automation and customer care. The claim draws on NVIDIA’s latest State of AI in Telecommunications report.
According to the third edition of Coface’s Data & AI barometer, six in ten French companies still have no formal framework governing their use of AI.
An MIT Technology Review piece argues that enterprise AI agents often lack knowledge rather than data. They need to understand what data means in each organization’s context to reason and make decisions.
On Oct. 2, 2026, Oracle said it would buy part of the output of the Point Beach nuclear plant in Wisconsin. The move is meant to save customers about $300 million in fuel costs, illustrating the debate over who pays for AI data centers’ power.
An MIT Technology Review piece argues that the question for enterprises is no longer whether predictive models work. The challenge is letting them act on their own conclusions without drifting from business goals.
OpenAI has introduced a new visual ad format in ChatGPT. It is also expanding measurement tools, attribution partnerships and brand-safety options for advertisers.
An MIT Technology Review article explores the contradiction between public hostility toward AI and its heavy use. It opens with Springboards, a startup building a model meant to give more varied answers than its mainstream rivals.
An MIT Technology Review piece says enterprise AI is now fully operational, with model capabilities advancing faster than companies can adopt them. It cites a forecast that global AI investment will reach $2.5 trillion in 2026, up 44% on the previous year.
NVIDIA estimates that each megawatt of AI data center capacity costs about $60 million to build. The company sets out the factors it says determine the return on such investments, starting with earning capacity.
At its Fully Connected event in San Francisco, CoreWeave announced it is bringing NVIDIA’s next-generation infrastructure into production. The two companies have worked together on AI cloud infrastructure for nearly a decade.
OpenAI is partnering with America’s SBDC network to offer small businesses hands-on AI training and local support. It also released a report on how small teams use AI.
OpenAI is expanding its support for the Lenfest AI Collaborative and Fellowship Program, which works with news organizations. It is providing $5 million in funding plus up to $5 million in software credits and engineering help.
NVIDIA held its AI Day in Singapore on Sept. 22-23 with training sessions and expert talks on AI and high-performance computing. The company and its partners showcased AI projects from across Southeast Asia.
OpenAI is extending ChatGPT Ads to Southeast Asia and Taiwan. Eligible businesses can now advertise to users in more than 60 countries.
OpenAI and Grab have launched GO Forward with AI, a regional program to teach practical AI skills. It targets 30,000 Grab partners across Southeast Asia.
Jun Kim, who created and maintains oMLX, is joining Hugging Face. His role will focus on supporting the community around MLX, Apple’s machine learning framework.
Google has added new experts to its AI & Economy research program, which studies the economic impact of artificial intelligence.
OpenAI is introducing new AI-based advertising formats, including Sponsored Agents and tools for marketers. The company also announced integrations with HubSpot and Shopify.
OpenAI explains how analytics in ChatGPT Work and Codex help companies track AI usage and spending. The tools are meant to reveal training needs and link adoption to business results.
New economic research from OpenAI looks at how workers use AI for tasks outside their usual roles. It also identifies which of these new activities become a regular part of their jobs.
Google has published new findings from its AI & Economy Atlas, a project tracking the economic effects of artificial intelligence. The post presents version 1.0 of the atlas.