Sandisk soars as AI storage frenzy turns Q2 into a blowout and Q3 into a moonshot
Sandisk just turned the AI storage race into its own runway, smashing Q2 expectations, hiking Q3 forecasts and sending SNDK shares into another vertical rally.
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NVIDIA Earth-2 Open Models Put AI Weather Power In Everyone’s Hands
NVIDIA has opened its full Earth-2 AI weather stack, giving researchers, energy companies and weather agencies faster global forecasts and hyperlocal storm alerts in minutes instead of hours.
Microsoft launches Maia 200 AI chip to rewrite the rules of cloud inference
Microsoft has pulled the curtain back on Maia 200, a custom AI accelerator tuned for Azure that promises up to 3x the FP4 inference performance of Amazon Trainium3 and stronger FP8 throughput than Google’s TPU v7, aiming to cut costs while scaling frontier models.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang lands in Shanghai as China weighs H200 AI chips
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has arrived in Shanghai just as China weighs whether to let the company’s powerful H200 AI chips cross its borders, putting one of the world’s biggest AI hardware bets under regulatory stress.
Meta’s new Superintelligence Labs finally ships its first AI models
Meta’s new Superintelligence Labs has quietly shipped its first internal AI models after just six months of work, as CTO Andrew Bosworth tries to reset the company’s AI story beyond Llama 4 and turn big 2025 bets into consumer‑ready products from 2026 onward.
Musk pushes $134 billion fight over OpenAI and Microsoft
Elon Musk has escalated his legal fight with OpenAI and Microsoft, asking a US court to award up to $134 billion in “wrongful gains” tied to his early backing of the AI lab. The case, headed for a jury trial in Oakland this April, could reset how nonprofit AI missions, mega‑valuations and Big Tech partnerships collide in the next phase of the AI boom.