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NVIDIA GTC 2026 opens today


NVIDIA’s GTC 2026 opens in San Jose today with 30,000 attendees, a keynote at the SAP Center, and announcements that could reshape the next two years of AI infrastructure, from Vera Rubin deep-dives to an enterprise agent platform and a gigawatt deal with Mira Murati’s startup.  San Jose goes green every March. The city’s convention […]



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Recap: Europe’s top 10 funding rounds this week (9 -15 March)


From a record-breaking AI seed in Paris to Croatian drones and Lithuanian food tech, Europe’s startup ecosystem had a busy week. The week of 9-15 March was, by any measure, an exceptional one for European venture capital. Two deals alone, one in London, one in Paris,accounted for nearly three billion dollars. But beyond the headline […]



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Spotify lets you edit your own algorithm with new Taste Profile feature


The feature, announced at SXSW by co-CEO Gustav Söderström, lets Premium listeners see and shape the data model powering their recommendations, starting with a beta rollout in New Zealand For a decade, Spotify’s recommendation engine has worked largely in silence. It watched what you played, noted what you skipped, inferred meaning from the time of […]



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Rise of model context protocol in the agentic era


We have all heard about model context protocol (MCP) in the context of artificial intelligence. In this article, we will dive into what MCP is and why it is becoming more important by the day. When APIs are already available then why do we need MCP? Although we have seen a large rise in popularity […]



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Elon Musk is tearing xAI down to build it back up. Again.


The AI company he founded three years ago has lost six co-founders, is slashing staff, and trails badly in coding benchmarks. Musk’s remedy: rebuild from scratch, for the second time. In March 2023, Elon Musk launched xAI with 12 co-founders and a stated ambition to build “the most powerful AI in the world.” Three years […]



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