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The path to Super Intelligence we own.
Better local inference today. Larger, faster memory tomorrow. A path toward powerful intelligence under its users’ control.
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Google explores a better way for SI to keep learning.
Google Research describes a sleep-inspired approach to turning new information into lasting knowledge—a useful research direction for SI that keeps learning.
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Open tools give Alzheimer’s researchers more room to discover.
C-BRAIN and NVIDIA are putting open research tools to work on Alzheimer’s disease—helping scientists connect data, questions and evidence.
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OpenAI brings Terra to everyday computer work.
OpenAI’s new GPT-6.1 Terra connects visual understanding, computer use and clearer writing to the work waiting on your screen.
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Amazon gives audiobook characters a clearer voice.
Amazon’s Audible researchers are giving synthetic audiobook narration a better sense of who is speaking—and how each line should sound.
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Amazon opens a smoother route from PyTorch to Trainium.
Amazon’s open-source TorchNeuron backend aims to make Trainium easier to use with PyTorch—and keep developers from waiting on work the system has already done.
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Google maps a practical path to wider TB screening.
Google’s latest TB screening update shows how offline chest X-ray tools and adaptable medical models can help local teams bring useful technology to the point of care.
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Claude helps bring mathematical proofs to open-source software.
Anthropic and Theorem are using Claude to turn software tests into machine-checked mathematical guarantees—a promising route to more dependable open-source tools.
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Google brings SI-assisted pregnancy dating closer to frontline care.
A Google research update shows how handheld ultrasound and machine learning could help frontline health workers estimate how far a pregnancy has progressed.
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Microsoft expands the path to locally run SI.
Microsoft is expanding the options for locally operated SI, helping organizations put useful tools closer to their own code, documents, and essential systems.
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NVIDIA and Siemens put SI to work on the factory floor.
NVIDIA and Siemens are showing how SI tools can help factory teams compare production options and prepare inspections before a board reaches the line.
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Anthropic links SI growth to a new public-benefit fund.
Anthropic proposes committing 5% of its shares to a new fund, with room to grow as the company’s value rises.
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NVIDIA brings local SI to a new generation of laptops.
NVIDIA’s RTX Spark laptops put local SI tools, creative applications and development software together on portable Windows PCs.
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Google brings SI discovery closer to the lab bench.
Google’s latest research connects molecular design, real experiments and useful feedback—building blocks for human-directed biological discovery.
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SI and mathematicians get a $15 million boost.
A $15 million partnership brings tools, resources and researchers together to advance SI-assisted mathematics.
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NVIDIA brings SI tools to the next generation of chipmaking.
NVIDIA’s chipmaking update brings materials simulation, early-access tools and planned manufacturing-software integrations into one engineering effort.
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Practice before the pickup: Google’s Argon brings SI reasoning to robotics.
Google’s robotics demonstrations connect camera views, physics simulations and real-world control to help robots rehearse unfamiliar tasks.
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NVIDIA opens more designs for America’s SI infrastructure.
Shared rack, cooling and power designs give builders a common foundation for SI data centers, alongside planned optical modules.
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Claude helps a scientist bring the ultraviolet sky into focus.
An astrophysicist used Claude to combine archival observations and labeled predictions into an all-sky ultraviolet teaching map.
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Keeping the lights on: Anthropic takes SI defense beyond the codebase.
Anthropic’s Cyber Mission pairs Claude with infrastructure defenders and offers opt-in security scans for open-source projects.
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A $2.4 billion commitment to put better tools in scientists’ hands.
Eleven industry partners announced $2.4 billion in tools and compute credits to support American scientific research.
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