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NVIDIA took a minority stake in data-center site developer Cloverleaf Infrastructure to accelerate AI factory construction across the U.S. The partnership integrates NVIDIA's DSX platform early in site design to maximize compute output per megawatt.
NVIDIA launched WARDOGS early access and Valheim 1.0 on GeForce NOW today, adding nine titles total. Ultimate members can stream the 100-player tactical shooter at RTX 5080-class performance without local installs.
NVIDIA released CUDA Toolkit 13.4 with native Windows on Arm support and a Rubin architecture preview. This gives developers a runway to port CUDA-dependent AI and content apps to Arm64 Windows.
NVIDIA launched DSX MaxLPS, a full-stack platform that dynamically reallocates stranded power across GPU racks to fit up to 40% more compute in the same facility envelope. The system combines real-time power steering, workload-aware profiles, and 45°C liquid cooling to boost performance per watt by 1.3–1.5x on Blackwell and Vera Rubin systems.
NVIDIA published a tutorial showing how KAI Scheduler and vCluster let three teams share one L40S GPU while each gets an isolated Kubernetes control plane. The pattern scales to thousands of nodes and gives platform teams a way to consolidate GPU hardware without sacrificing tenant autonomy.
Reporting indicates Meta's Muse agent is in limited closed alpha via waitlist or invite codes. Calendar and bank access raises trust questions Meta has not confirmed.
OpenAI launched ChatGPT for Financial Services, a specialized Work tier with built-in premium data from Daloopa, PitchBook, LSEG News, and Crunchbase plus GPT-6 Astra reasoning for investment banking and equity research. The product, shaped with Morgan Stanley and Evercore, targets data access and artifact creation pain points for financial institutions.
Apple researchers proved that evaluating complex Boolean queries over inverted indexes is P-Complete, establishing a theoretical limit for traditional search engines. The ComputePN algorithm avoids exponential blowup and universal scans by using a Positive-Negative dual representation and DAG memoization.
On August 27, 2026, Google DeepMind announced the first double-blind evaluation of a frontier-class model, testing Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite inside a cryptographic enclave. The approach lets outside auditors run confidential benchmarks without exposing prompts or model weights.
Google made Gemini Daily Brief free for U.S. personal accounts, dropping the subscription requirement. This expands the proactive morning digest to a larger user base, though the rollout remains gradual and English-only.
IBM unveiled a modular cryogenic architecture that connects box-shaped cooling cells to link multiple quantum processors. The design supports at least 2,000 qubits per cell and underpins the company's 2029 fault-tolerant quantum computer target.
OpenClaw Foundation released version 2.0 on August 30, 2026, bundling over 16,000 pull requests from 933 contributors. The update rewrites onboarding, adds multiplayer cloud sessions, and introduces breaking migrations for plugins and OpenAI routes.