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KT plans to roll out the model first within its consumer services, before expanding to enterprise clients following stability checks In sum – what to know: Korea-tailored AI model – KT introduced SOTA K, built on GPT-4o with Microsoft, designed to reflect Korean language, grammar, and cultural context. Outperforms global models in benchmarks – SOTA K exceeded GPT-4o in Korean-specific …

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Google gets a Marvell stock warrant worth up to $12.2 billion In sum – what we know: Marvell Technology and Google have agreed to co-design custom semiconductor products for Google’s tensor processing unit (TPU) ecosystem. Alongside the deal, Marvell issued Google a stock warrant on August 18, 2026, allowing it to purchase up to 58,970,907 shares at $206.58 apiece — a potential …

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Feynman could make Nvidia A16’s first major customer In sum – what we know: Nvidia is reportedly designing its next-generation “Feynman” GPUs to debut on TSMC’s A16 node — a 1.6nm-class process — rather than the standard 2nm (N2) generation. Feynman is the successor to the Rubin and Rubin Ultra, which are on the 3nm-class N3P. If the reports hold up, Nvidia’s …

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Reported AMD tie-up pairs Google TPU matrix engines with x86 CPU cores In sum – what we know: Google has settled into a pretty quick cadence when it comes to refreshing its TPUs, but its next refresh might see it bring a new partner on board. According to a client note from SemiAnalysis, Google is reportedly working with AMD on a project …

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Taalas chips run one model each, but claim vastly faster inference In sum – what we know: AMD is buying its way deeper into AI inference. The company has announced an agreement to acquire Taalas, a Toronto-based chip startup founded in 2023 that takes an unusually blunt approach to the inference problem — it hardwires entire AI models directly into silicon. …

ZTE said its position in China’s network equipment market remained stable, while computing-related opportunities linked to the construction of intelligent computing resource pools provided an additional source of growth In …

Keysight reported fiscal third-quarter revenue of $1.846 billion, up 36% year over year, while orders rose 56% to $2.91 billion In sum – what to know: AI drives test intensity …

The AI supercycle is turbocharging investment as companies in virtually every sector accelerate their plans. Moving fast is an imperative when the entire market is enthusiastically pursuing its AI futures. …

In 2026, the quantum risk horizon moved — not because of a scientific breakthrough, but because of vendor behavior. Google pulled its post-quantum cryptography migration forward from the early 2030s …

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