CoreWeave's acquisition of Weights & Biases, known for its AI model training software used by OpenAI, Meta, and NVIDIA, will strengthen the company's AI platform. This collaboration enables better deployment flexibility for developers.

OpenAI and Oracle (ORCL) intend to start filling a massive new data center in Texas with tens of thousands of powerful

Taiwan Semi works closely with legacy semiconductor players, such as Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom. However, it's also now working with cloud hyperscalers as they seek to produce their own chips. OpenAI is the latest Nvidia customer to tap Taiwan Semiconductors to build custom chipware.

The deal will combine CoreWeave's infrastructure and managed cloud services with Weights & Biases' platform, which is used for AI model training, evaluation, and monitoring, the company said. Weights & Biases's product is used by technology companies including OpenAI and Meta to build and train AI models and develop and deploy AI applications.

Li Guojie, a computer scientist from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, also suggests that OpenAI may be hitting the scaling wall.

Executives from Meta, Salesforce, OpenAI and other big tech giants will be among the thousands corralling into Nvidia's GTC conference in San Jose this month. The semiconductor giant is hosting its annual artificial intelligence conference from March 17- 21 at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center,

The week was abuzz with news from the tech world, with AI in the spotlight. Bill Gates warned of challenges for future generations, while Nvidia and Alibaba made strides in assistive tech and AI.

The signs that large-language models are starting to hit a ceiling in capabilities regardless of how much money and computing resources are thrown at them are piling up. Late last year, the founders of venture capitalist firm Andreessen Horowitz noted in an interview that the gains delivered by each successive generation of AI models were getting

Nvidia delivered a record $130.5 billion in total revenue in fiscal 2025, which was a 114% increase from the prior year, and it was also comfortably above management's forecast of $128.6 billion. The data center segment accounted for $115.1 billion of that total, which was up by a whopping 142% from the prior year.

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The investigation is looking into Scale AI's compliance with fair pay practices and working conditions and was initiated nearly an year ago under the former President Joe Biden's administration, the company said.