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OpenAI plans to ship an interesting ChatGPT product by 2026
OpenAI is planning to ship a new ChatGPT-powered product by 2026, but we aren’t looking at yet another model. In the U.S. v. Google antitrust, a slide deck pointed out that OpenAI has plans to “ship a [redacted] by 2026.” The redacted line comes from the very first slide of their H1 2025 strategy, dated December 2, 2024. According to the document,…
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Microsoft expects 1.3 billion AI agents to be in operation by 2028 – here’s how it plans to get them working together
Microsoft wants to improve Copilot agility with a new low-code fine-tuning service and more intuitive agent orchestration tools – and it comes at a critical juncture in the evolution of the technology. Copilot Tuning was one of a flurry of announcements to come from the opening day of Microsoft’s Build 2025 conference. The new low-code feature inside Copilot Studio lets…
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OpenAI plans to combine multiple models into GPT-5
OpenAI is planning to combine multiple products (features or models) into its next foundational model, which is called GPT-5. ChatGPT currently has too many capable models for different tasks. While the models are powerful, it can be confusing because all models have identical names. In a Reddit AMA thread, Jerry Tworek, who is a VP at OpenAI, suggested that there are plans…
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Dell Technologies wants to cut infrastructure costs – here’s how it plans to do it
Dell has unveiled a suite of new servers and cooling systems at Dell Technologies World 2025 that it says can reduce energy usage and increase performance across a variety of workloads – most notably AI. “The industry is facing a pretty critical challenge as GPU demand is skyrocketing for energy capacity to keep pace,” said Varun Chharba, SVP of infrastructure…
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Meta faces Democratic probe into plans to power a giant data center with gas
Meta’s building a new AI data center so massive in Louisiana that the local utility company has plans to construct three new gas-fired power plants to provide it with enough electricity. Now, advocates and lawmakers are pressing Meta for answers about how it’ll clean up pollution stemming from the data center’s energy consumption. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), ranking member of…
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‘Hyperfast’ NBN 2000 plans are landing in a few months – here’s what to expect from the new speed tier
Let’s face it — compared to other countries, Australia’s average internet speeds are severely lacking. According to Speedtest’s Global Index, Australia ranks 82nd for fixed broadband speeds, averaging 81.61Mbps across the country, while Singapore reaches 357.52Mbps and the US tops out at 287.43Mbps. Right now, the fastest speeds theoretically possible in Australia are 1,000Mbps, otherwise known as the ‘ultrafast’ tier.…
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Apple plans a life after Google – Computerworld
Google could lose a third of its business if the courts force it to relinquish its default search deal for Apple’s Safari. It could lose the same thing if Apple voluntarily switches to AI-driven search services from other parties, including Apple itself. There is no doubt that Google will be the biggest casualty if US courts force it to stop paying Apple…
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Inside Microsoft’s plans to reshape M365 apps with AI – Computerworld
“Power users can keep their muscle memory while we democratize that power to everyone through Copilot, making those accumulated enterprise features accessible to everybody.” How are you approaching third-party plugins like Adobe Express? And regarding security, how do you manage appropriate data access with AI handling so much information? ”For plugins, we think there will be high-value tools Microsoft builds, but…
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Apple plans to make all US iPhones in India by end of 2026 – Computerworld
In other words, while the company’s move to make iPhones for US market in India may seem sudden, it is something that has taken years. That effort proves that shifting manufacturing to new nations is not an overnight task; it takes time, a lot of investment, an available and accessible skilled workforce, and more. With that in mind, it is…
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Google breakup plans would ‘hurt America’s consumers, economy, and technological leadership’, senior exec claims
Google has struck back against US regulators, claiming that plans to dismantle the company would “hurt the economy”. Last year, a court case brought by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) found Google had a monopoly in search. A trial that began this week seeks to decide the correct remedies, which could include breaking up aspects of Google, selling Chrome…
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