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What's going on in the case filed by the New York Times against Microsoft and OpenAI? For now, the most attention must be paid to the pending motions to dismiss.

Among a string of AI-related announcements, Cisco has launched a $1 billion investment fund focused on expanding and developing AI products and technologies.

Competition for AI speed heats up. Plus, the first of the two new Xeon 6 processors is now available, and Gaudi 3 deals have been cinched with manufacturers.

IBM, Rubrik, Palo Alto Networks and CrowdStrike entered the red-hot data security posture management market with nine-figure deals announced between May 2023 and March 2024. Now, Tenable reportedly wants a piece of the action as it eyes the purchase of Eureka.

Artificial intelligence startup Touchcast is reportedly raising $100 million from backers including Microsoft.

Asus' winning keyboard for customizers and enthusiasts gets amped up with a removable gasket, a new color OLED screen, and the ability to change the key feel at the throw of a switch.

Open AI's negative news cycle continues with concerns over safety, NDA use, and Sam Altman's conflicts of interest.

Microsoft plans to expand its technology operations with a $1 billion data center in northwest Indiana, the governor announced today.

IDC estimates public cloud services to reach $219 billion by 2027, with spending on cloud and software in telecommunications, retail, government, banking and education growing.

If Nintendo continues to support Switch games, the Switch 2 will debut with one of the best libraries in video game history.