Nvidia generated $96.2 billion in revenue over three months, more than double from a year earlier. Behind this record, data centers and the global race for artificial intelligence are scaling up.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung is asking Chinese companies to aim for more technology-driven investments, from AI, 5G and semiconductors to rail and clean energy. Behind the appeal, Vietnam is refining its role as Asia's strategic workshop.
Australia will remove fully AI-generated tracks from the ARIA charts. Assisted creations remain eligible, but the industry now sets a decisive boundary between technological tool and synthetic artist.
Luxury houses are accelerating their use of artificial intelligence agents, but cybersecurity risks are changing scale. Between personalization, customer data, and legal responsibility, prestige must learn the discipline of control.
A class action accuses Twitch and Amazon of using creators' videos and conversations to train AI models without clear consent or compensation. The case goes beyond one platform: it asks what creative data is really worth.
Google is giving publishers a Preferred Sources button to embed on their sites. Behind the simple gesture, digital media faces a vital question: how do you recover traffic when AI answers before the link?
WildBrain, owner of brands such as Teletubbies and Yo Gabba Gabba!, is buying Personality AI. The deal opens a new battle: turning children's characters into safe, licensable, always-on AI experiences.
Alibaba proposes a raise of HK$80 billion, approximately US$10.2 billion, entirely dedicated to its artificial intelligence capabilities. Behind this record operation lies a new phase in the global rivalry for cloud and digital infrastructure.
On August 21, 2026, Focus Features releases Hot Spot in North American theaters. Agnieszka Smoczyńska's thriller turns anxiety about artificial intelligence into an object of cinema, brand and market strategy.
LVMH and Kering results show a more fragile luxury market increasingly pulled by the United States, jewellery and fortunes created by artificial intelligence.
With the Pixel 11, Google bets on Gemini, a new Tensor G6 processor, and increasingly automated photography. But the rising prices also reveal the cost of the new global smartphone battle.
Gemini has just surpassed one billion monthly users. Behind this spectacular milestone, Google is transforming its vast ecosystem into a weapon in the global AI battle.
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