Artificial intelligence generated code exposes new software supply chain risks
New research warns that widespread dependence on artificial intelligence generated code is outpacing organizations’ ability to manage licensing, security and supply chain risks, particularly in open source dependencies and third party components.
Intel closes Nvidia’s $5 billion strategic investment in custom chips
Intel has completed Nvidia’s previously announced $5 billion share purchase, cementing a broad collaboration on custom data center and PC hardware that links the companies’ architectures and strengthens Intel’s manufacturing roadmap.
Nvidia closes purchase of Intel shares as chip partnership expands
Nvidia has closed a purchase of Intel shares tied to a broader collaboration that will integrate Intel central processing units with Nvidia artificial intelligence accelerators and graphics technology in future Intel personal computer chips, while investors reacted by pushing both stocks lower.
Artificial Intelligence chip makers brace for competition after year of rapid growth
After a year of blistering demand for Artificial Intelligence chips, leading semiconductor companies are preparing for tougher competition and potential shifts in market share as new products arrive and customers reassess spending.
The next wave of Artificial Intelligence regulation balances innovation with safety
Governments are accelerating efforts to regulate Artificial Intelligence in 2026, seeking to protect rights and safety without suppressing technological progress, as divergent regional rules and high-risk sectors raise the stakes.
Startup talent navigates artificial intelligence agent replacements
Startups are rapidly adopting autonomous artificial intelligence agents to handle tasks once owned by junior staff, forcing leaders to rethink hiring, governance, and skills. The article outlines concrete deployment examples, budget trends, and certification paths as companies try to balance speed and cost with trust, safety, and workforce impact.
Artificial intelligence lobbying surges in washington among major firms and startups
Lobbying related to artificial intelligence is generating significant revenue in washington as Congress faces pressure to replace a patchwork of state standards with federal legislation, according to a Bloomberg Law report citing technology policy attorney Paul Stimers.