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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced that the company expects to generate $1 trillion in revenue through 2027 from its Blackwell and Vera Rubin platforms, driven by the growth of agentic AI. Huang believes that demand for AI will rise exponentially, and the company is investing in new technologies such as inference-focused chips and partnerships with companies like OpenClaw.

Nvidia's DLSS 5 uses AI to add photorealistic lighting to games, making characters look more realistic. It works by understanding typical human elements and adjusting lighting and colors to make them look more real. The technology will be available this fall and will run on a single GPU.

Nvidia is using Groq's language processing units (LPUs) to accelerate inference performance in its Vera Rubin rack systems. The LPUs will handle low-latency token generation, while Nvidia's GPUs handle compute-intensive prompt processing. This integration enables Nvidia to serve massive trillion-parameter large language models at high token rates.

DoorDash's DashCLIP generates semantic embeddings by aligning product images, text, and queries. Trained on 32M labels, it improves product discovery and ranking, outperforming baseline models like CLIP and BLIP.

Nvidia has announced partnerships with Chinese automakers BYD and Geely to use its Drive Hyperion platform for the development of Level 4 autonomous vehicles. The platform combines chips, computers, sensors, and software for autonomous vehicle development. Nvidia also announced partnerships with Nissan, Isuzu, and Lyft, and introduced a new safety product called Halos OS.

Nvidia's DLSS 5 uses AI to enhance game graphics, but its effects can be uncanny and overly textured. The technology is set to support resolutions up to 4K and will be available in existing titles. However, its impact on games with stylized characters may be negative, making them look like 'slop-ified' versions of their original selves.

Nvidia introduces NemoClaw, a set of software tools to help corporate customers use the OpenClaw platform securely. OpenClaw is an open platform for connecting software agents to various applications. NemoClaw includes Nvidia's Nemotron models and OpenShell runtime, which sandbox OpenClaw agents to limit access to sensitive data and reduce unwanted behavior.

Nudge Security helps IT and security teams discover, monitor, and govern AI tools used within their organizations, providing continuous discovery, real-time monitoring, and proactive governance to secure sensitive data and prevent data breaches.

Google has open-sourced CEL-expr-python, a Python implementation of the Common Expression Language, designed for simplicity, speed, safety, and portability. It provides a non-Turing complete embedded policy and expression language for evaluating conditions and rules, making it ideal for safe embedded rule evaluation.

Evaluating AI agents requires a holistic approach, considering intelligence, performance, reliability, responsibility, and user experience. Traditional metrics like accuracy are insufficient, and hybrid evaluation methods combining automated scoring with human judgment are necessary.

Picsart has launched an AI agent marketplace, allowing creators to hire AI assistants for tasks like resizing and remixing social content. The platform offers four initial agents, including Flair, Resize Pro, Remix, and Swap, with more to be introduced weekly. These agents can be integrated with messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram, and offer features like autonomy levels to prevent unintended actions.

Nvidia has developed NemoClaw, an enterprise-grade AI agent platform built on OpenClaw, with added security and privacy features. The platform allows users to tap into any coding agent or open-source AI model and deploy AI agents locally on their own hardware.

Nvidia's DLSS 5 combines traditional 3D graphics with generative AI to produce detailed scenes and lifelike characters, using less compute power. This technology has ambitions beyond gaming, potentially extending to enterprise computing and analysis of structured datasets.

Everpure's Evergreen One for AI brings Exa flash and GPU-based service-level agreements, providing a performance-backed consumption model for artificial intelligence. The company also announced the beta release of its Datastream automated AI pipeline appliance, which integrates Nvidia GPUs with Everpure storage to tackle the 'data readiness' challenge.

SuperMicro has leapfrogged Lenovo and HPE as the second-largest PC server maker, with 134% growth in the fourth quarter of 2025. Meanwhile, AMD is pushing on-premise AI with its Agent Computers, which can run cloud-quality AI agent workloads efficiently using OpenClaw. The system is capable of running up to six agents concurrently and can deliver scalable local AI experimentation while maintaining strong responsiveness on consumer hardware.

A cybercrime group known as Storm-2561 is using fake VPN clients to steal user credentials. The group manipulates search results to push malicious websites to the top, which then redirect users to a GitHub repository hosting the fake VPN clients. The fake clients capture usernames and passwords, then prompt users to download the legitimate VPN client, effectively hiding their tracks. Microsoft recommends enforcing multi-factor authentication and not storing workplace credentials in browsers or password vaults secured with personal credentials.

Interpol's Operation Synergia III resulted in 94 arrests and the seizure of over 45,000 malicious IP addresses, with a focus on crimes such as phishing, romance scams, and credit card fraud. The operation involved 72 countries and private sector support from companies like Trend Micro.

Vite 8.0 has been released, featuring Rust-powered Rolldown as its single bundler, replacing esbuild and Rollup. This change enables faster builds, with the Vite team claiming 10-30x faster performance than Rollup. Rolldown is compatible with existing plugins and supports the same plugin API. The new version also includes new DevTools for build analysis and debugging, Wasm support in SSR environments, and forwarding of browser console logs to the dev server terminal.

ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott warns that AI could lead to a significant increase in graduate unemployment, potentially exceeding 30%, as AI agents take over routine tasks, reducing the need for junior staff.

Apple has acquired MotionVFX, a company that develops plug-ins and templates for Apple's Final Cut Pro video editing software. The move is expected to enhance Apple's services and help it compete with Adobe Premiere Pro. MotionVFX's tools will likely be integrated into Apple's services, including its Creator Studio bundle.