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Amazon is massively expanding its AI infrastructure, adding another 2 million Nvidia GPUs to AWS data centers over the next two years. The order comes just months after Amazon had already agreed to deploy more than 1 million Nvidia GPUs, showing how quickly demand for AI computing is growing.

Nvidia just posted $96.2 billion in quarterly revenue, with its data center business alone generating $89 billion. Now the company expects to cross the $100 billion quarterly revenue mark next quarter, another sign of just how much money the AI infrastructure boom is generating.

The next advertising battlefield could be AI agents. OpenAI is exploring sponsored experiences that let brands appear inside agent-driven interactions, pointing toward a future where companies don't just advertise to people, they compete for visibility when AI agents make decisions for them.

The mystery is over. Z.ai has confirmed that Ox Alpha was its model, ending days of speculation over who was behind the anonymous coding system. The model is the latest iteration of Z.ai's GLM family, designed for coding, long-running agentic work, and complex reasoning.

The new Mac mini packs Apple’s M6 and M5 Pro chips, giving the tiny desktop a serious boost for AI workloads. Apple says the M6 delivers up to 4x faster AI performance, while the M5 Pro supports larger local models with up to 64GB of unified memory.

The bigger shift is how Apple is positioning the Mac mini. It’s no longer just a compact everyday computer. Apple is pitching it as a powerful machine for running AI models, agentic workflows, and demanding creative tasks directly on your desk.

Claude is moving beyond chat and into action. It can now use your computer and browser to handle real tasks across websites, from booking appointments and filling out forms to managing returns, checking insurance details, and updating business portals.

The key part is that Claude handles the interaction without seeing your usernames or passwords. It turns the AI assistant from something you ask for answers into something you can actually hand tasks to and let it handle.

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