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Nokia, AWS demo agentic AI network slicing

Nokia and AWS have demonstrated an 'industry-first' intent-based 5G-Advanced slicing with agentic AI, enabling providers to offer premium network slicing services that respond to real-world situations and enable autonomous intelligence. The solution combines Nokia's network slicing with AWS AI platform technologies and has been tested by operators Du and Orange.

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Nvidia Reports Record Profits Amid Skyrocketing AI Demand

Nvidia reported record profits with $68 billion in revenue, up 73% from the prior year, driven by skyrocketing demand for AI compute. The company's data center business accounted for $62 billion of the revenue, with $51 billion coming from compute revenue and $11 billion from networking products. Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang addressed the company's pending investment in OpenAI and the sustainability of tech companies' capex commitments, stating that compute investments will soon bring revenue.

Nvidia Reports Record Profits Amid Skyrocketing AI Demand

Nvidia reported record profits with $68 billion in revenue, up 73% from the prior year, driven by skyrocketing demand for AI compute. The company's data center business accounted for $62 billion of the revenue, with $51 billion coming from compute revenue and $11 billion from networking products. Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang addressed the company's pending investment in OpenAI and the sustainability of tech companies' capex commitments, stating that compute investments will soon bring revenue.

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White House Wants AI Companies to Cover Rate Hikes

The White House is asking AI companies to cover rate hikes caused by their data centers. Companies like Microsoft, OpenAI, and Google have already committed to covering electricity costs or building their own power sources. This move aims to address the issue of rising electricity prices and alleviate the burden on consumers.

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