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In new customer-experience reports covering U.S. auto shoppers, Facebook ranked higher than Yelp for service-related feedback, according to research shared by Alchemer.
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Nvidia agreed to guarantee up to $105 billion to support an OpenAI-linked data center project in Pike County, Ohio, where power capacity could scale dramatically. The deal underscores Nvidia’s growing influence over not just chips, but the infrastructure that feeds AI demand.
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A new trial in a California child-safety case has put additional pressure on Meta Platforms as investors weigh the potential financial and operational fallout from the dispute.
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Oracle says its Clinical AI Agent now supports additional documentation and workflow steps in the U.S., aiming to reduce manual work for clinicians and coding teams.
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A reported expansion roadmap would broaden Amazon’s Prime Air operations from 11 metro areas to a nationwide footprint, reflecting how the company is trying to turn drone delivery from a pilot into a larger logistics channel.
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A Yahoo Finance report says Nvidia’s H200 AI chips have finally reached China’s market, with large buyers including ByteDance and Tencent receiving 10,000 units each. The update arrives as investors watch how quickly Nvidia can supply high-end AI hardware under export controls.
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Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest reported buys that include $27 million of Nvidia and $16 million of Broadcom, an action that adds to the ongoing debate over how much risk investors are willing to take in the AI chip trade.
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The CRM giant says its Headless 360 push adds new Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, deeper data access, and new developer and Slack integrations so authorized AI agents can discover and safely use Salesforce functionality without rebuilding custom connections.
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The venture capitalist, discussing Mark Zuckerberg’s public posture toward Meta, said engineers may be more drawn to companies framed as leaders in space, search and artificial intelligence than to Meta’s advertising-first image.
