AI Business · Page 26
funding, startups, jobs, and how people and companies are actually making money with AI
Yope Bets on Private Social Networks with $12.3M Boost
No algorithms, no ads: Yope is building social networking around small private groups of friends and family.
Monday.com Cuts 20% of Workforce to Focus on AI Projects
The Israeli workplace software firm is shedding 630 jobs and absorbing up to $55 million in charges as it bets its future on an AI-native platform.
Anthropic's Financial Growth Stuns Investors
Anthropic's revenue run rate hit $47 billion by May, a pace that veteran investors say they have never seen before.
OpenAI plans to spend $750 billion on infrastructure by 2030, starting with a massive Georgia data centre
The company's first move is a 1,400-acre campus near Savannah that will draw enough electricity to power a small city, mostly from new natural gas plants.
AMD Is Betting Up to $5 Billion on Anthropic and Its Claude AI
The chipmaker will supply massive computing power to the maker of Claude, and in return will use Claude to help write its own software.
Passionfroot raises $15 million to connect B2B brands with specialist creators
The Berlin startup says AI is flooding the software market with lookalike products, pushing companies toward trusted human voices on LinkedIn, podcasts and newsletters to stand out.
Synthesia Lets Employees Practice Difficult Conversations With AI Avatars
The video-avatar company just launched live interactive coaching sessions, where workers roleplay tricky workplace chats and get scored on how they did.
AMD's Helios Takes On Nvidia: Microsoft Joins the Queue for a New AI Supercomputer
AMD is shipping its first rack-scale AI system to Microsoft, Meta, OpenAI and others. It's the most serious challenge to Nvidia's grip on the data centre market in years, but the price premium and software gap are real hurdles.
AI Assistants Are Moving Into the Tools That Make Films, Games and News
NVIDIA used the SIGGRAPH graphics conference to show how AI agents are being built into creative software, and how newsrooms can now get a score telling them whether a video was generated by AI.
How AI is turning your music app into your everything app
Spotify, Netflix, YouTube and TikTok each started by owning one format. AI is now pushing all of them toward owning your entire evening.
Jack Dorsey launches Buzz, a group chat app that puts AI agents in the same room as your team
The Twitter and Block co-founder wants to replace Slack and GitHub with a single open-source workspace where human workers and AI agents share the same conversations.
Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger Bets on Light to Revive Chip Innovation
Pat Gelsinger joins Playground Capital to back semiconductor startups, staking his next chapter on advances in lithography that could push Moore's Law forward again.
AI Data Centers Will Devour a Fifth of All U.S. Electricity by 2035
A new BloombergNEF report puts the power demand from AI computing on a collision course with an already-strained American electrical grid. Here is what that means for your energy bill.
Nvidia Is Pushing Hard to Own Every Chip Inside AI Data Centers
The company best known for graphics chips now wants to supply the brains that run AI agents too. Here is what its new Vera Rubin system actually does, and why it matters for anyone who uses AI tools at work.
Half of All Songs Uploaded to Deezer Are Now Made by AI
The music streaming service says AI-generated tracks hit 90,000 uploads a day in June 2026. Now it's starting to delete the ones nobody listens to.