AMD GPU Operator v1.5.0 Adds DRA Support and Auto Node Remediation
AMD's GPU Operator v1.5.0 introduces Dynamic Resource Allocation and automated GPU node recovery, enhancing Kubernetes-based GPU deployments.
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AgentCore Gateway Supports MCP 2026-07-28 Specification
AWS announced support for the MCP 2026-07-28 specification, which introduces a stateless protocol and governance enhancements for enterprise use.
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Amazon Scales Back Nova AI Models, Focuses on Frontier Research Team
Amazon is scaling back most of its Nova AI models, including the flagship Nova Premier and Omni, according to Business Insider.
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AWS Unveils Market Surveillance Agent Using LangGraph and Strands on AgentCore
AWS demonstrates a multi-agent AI system for financial market surveillance using LangGraph and Strands on AgentCore, enabling secure and reliable workflows for compliance and reporting.
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Hugging Face Releases FeyNoBg, State-of-the-Art Background Removal Model
Hugging Face introduces FeyNoBg, a background removal model that achieves the best published S-measure on four benchmarks and closely matches leaders on others.
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Google Updates Gemini API with 3.6 Flash and Environment Hooks
Google has updated its Gemini API, making Gemini 3.6 Flash the default model and introducing environment hooks for enhanced control.
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OpenAI Explores Agentic AI in Scientific Computing
OpenAI's field report highlights how coding agents like Codex and Claude Code are transforming scientific software development, with projects showing significant acceleration in maintenance and optimization.
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Nvidia Invests in Ilya Sutskever's AI Lab, Shifting SSI Away from Google Chips
Nvidia is investing a substantial sum in Safe Superintelligence, shifting its reliance from Google's TPU chips to Nvidia's GPU platform.
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Taiwan Detains Nvidia Employee in China Chip Smuggling Probe
Taiwan's prosecutors detained an Nvidia employee in a widening probe into illegal exports of Super Micro AI servers to China, according to Bloomberg and Reuters.
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Recursive Superintelligence Signs $410M Compute Deal With Amazon
Recursive Superintelligence, which raised $650 million in May, has signed a $410 million compute deal with Amazon Web Services to support its self-improving AI systems.
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PJM Grid May Temporarily Cut Data Centers to Prevent Blackouts
PJM Interconnection plans to cut power to data centers during shortages starting in 2027, citing rising demand and failed capacity auctions.
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Grok Introduces Build Mode for SuperGrok Heavy rs
Grok launched Build Mode, allowing users to create websites, apps, and games via natural language, available today in Early Beta for SuperGrok Heavy rs.