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The EU has officially adopted the AI Act, bringing the world's first comprehensive rules on artificial intelligence close to implementation

Nvidia isn't the only AI chipmaker investing in startups. Its rivals -- Intel, AMD and Arm -- are too. Here's to what extent.

Over the past couple of years, Nvidia, by far the largest AI chipmaker, has ramped up its investments in startups that propel it deeper into the AI space. According to S&P Global and Crunchbase, the funding and investment database, Nvidia's startup investments jumped 280% year-over-year from 2022 to 2023, with the company and its VC arm, Nvidia Ventures, participating in ~46 deals last year.

Bosch and Microsoft teamed up to use generative artificial intelligence to make road traffic safer for all users.

Microsoft says it has sealed a "multi-year partnership" that would allow French company Mistral AI to use its platforms including Azure AI, which enables businesses to build apps using AI.

In the wake of the AI boom, tech magnates like Nvidia's Jensen Huang and AMD's Lisa Su are amassing vast fortunes.

Microsoft is on an artificial-intelligence charm offensive around the world. The technology company’s latest commitment is for around $5.6 billion in AI...

The impact of AI must be front of mind for enforcers of merger control policy, the European Union's antitrust chief and digital EVP, Margrethe Vestager, said yesterday, warning that "wide-reaching" digital markets can lead to unexpected economic effects. Speaking during a seminar discussing how to prevent tech giants like Microsoft, Google and Meta from monopolizing AI, she gave a verbal shot across the bows of Big Tech to expect more -- and deeper -- scrutiny of their operations...

The impact of AI must be front of mind for enforcers of merger control policy, the European Union's antitrust chief and digital EVP, Margrethe Vestager, Discussing how to prevent tech giants like Microsoft, Google and Meta from monopolizing AI, the European Commission's digital EVP and competition chief gave a verbal shot across the bows of Big Tech to expect more -- and deeper -- scrutiny.

The hype around generative AI brings a sense of déjà vu for some, but investors predict the market will cool rather than crash like Web3 did.