Intel has unveiled its new Xeon 6 processors featuring performance-focused P-cores, promising significant gains in AI and overall efficiency. With up to 1.4 times better performance than previous generations, these processors are designed to meet the demands of next-gen workloads, including enterprise applications and generative AI models.
Oregon State University President Murthy highlighted the institution’s leadership in AI, robotics, and sustainability during an event for Taiwanese students. With a commitment to research and global career opportunities, OSU aims to equip students for future challenges, supported by significant investments like the upcoming Huang Collaborative Innovation Complex.
Google and Salesforce have expanded their partnership with a $2.5 billion deal, enhancing AI capabilities for businesses. This collaboration allows customers to develop tailored AI solutions using Google Cloud’s infrastructure and Gemini models, providing flexibility and choice in deploying AI-powered agents to improve customer experiences.
Microsoft has canceled several U.S. data center leases, reflecting a strategic shift in its AI and cloud computing priorities. This decision aims to optimize infrastructure investments amid concerns of excess capacity, signaling a more cautious approach to AI growth while focusing on maximizing existing resources.
Samsung is set to enhance older Galaxy phones with new AI features through the One UI 7 update. While some advanced functionalities require modern hardware, cloud-based services will allow features like Circle to Search to operate on older models, ensuring users can benefit from AI innovations without needing the latest devices.
HONOR, in collaboration with Qualcomm, celebrates 115 years of Manchester United’s history by enhancing iconic photographs of Old Trafford using AI technology on the Magic7 Pro. This innovative feature revitalizes faded images, allowing fans to experience the club’s rich legacy with stunning clarity and detail.
Vietnam will host its inaugural AI-Semiconductor Conference (AISC 2025) from March 12 to 16 in Hanoi and Da Nang. The event aims to unite over 1,000 global technology experts to discuss AI applications in semiconductor technology, featuring prominent speakers and workshops, marking Vietnam’s growing role in the high-tech industry.
DeepSeek’s open-source release of R1 marks a pivotal moment in AI, reducing costs and enabling new business opportunities. As traditional moats erode, investors must focus on proprietary data, vertical applications, and infrastructure layers to identify defensible AI ventures, especially in Europe’s competitive landscape.
Philips and Mass General Brigham have announced a collaboration to enhance patient care through advanced data analytics and AI. By integrating real-time healthcare data from various sources, the partnership aims to improve clinical decision-making and patient safety, particularly in continuous heart monitoring, potentially saving lives and expediting treatment.
In an exclusive interview, Cyrus Adaggra, President of Equinix Asia-Pacific, discusses the transformative impact of AI on data centers, emphasizing its role in driving growth and optimizing operations. He highlights Equinix’s commitment to sustainability, achieving 96% renewable energy coverage and innovative strategies to meet net zero goals.
