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From models to studios: how AI video investment is evolving
Pitchbook43d agoneutral
From models to studios: how AI video investment is evolving

Chloe Ladwig/PitchBook News Billions of dollars are flowing into AI video generation, and the market is just getting started. In the past five years, investment in startups developing AI video and media tech has more than tripled, according to PitchBook data. Funding this year is already at its highest level yet, with $5.6 billion invested, up over 43% from 2025’s annual total. Startups building video-generation models have captured most VC dollars, converging around a clutch of well-funded comp

Tesla Has 2 Million Mobile Cameras, but Alphabet Has 10 Cities of Pure Driverless Data
24/7 Wall St.43d agoneutral
Tesla Has 2 Million Mobile Cameras, but Alphabet Has 10 Cities of Pure Driverless Data

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) and Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) both reported Q1 FY2026 earnings that sharpened the autonomy debate in opposite directions. Tesla leaned on a global fleet streaming video into its training clusters. Alphabet leaned on Waymo collecting paid driverless miles across real city streets. Both want the robotaxi crown. Only one is already cashing fares. ... Tesla Has 2 Million Mobile Cameras, but Alphabet Has 10 Cities of Pure Driverless Data

Big Tech’s Quiet Diversification Out of Taiwan Is the Ultimate Catalyst for Intel’s Turnaround
24/7 Wall St.43d agoneutral
Big Tech’s Quiet Diversification Out of Taiwan Is the Ultimate Catalyst for Intel’s Turnaround

Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE:TSM) both posted Q1 2026 results that frame the same question from opposite sides: who builds the world’s most advanced chips, and where. TSMC remains the engine of AI silicon. Intel is the Western alternative hyperscalers are quietly funding. Geography matters more than the numbers. Foundry Bets Lift Intel. ... Big Tech’s Quiet Diversification Out of Taiwan Is the Ultimate Catalyst for Intel’s Turnaround

Latest News In Cloud AI - Quantum-Classical Chemistry Collaboration Leverages AWS in Singapore
Simply Wall St.43d agoneutral
Latest News In Cloud AI - Quantum-Classical Chemistry Collaboration Leverages AWS in Singapore

A recent collaboration between Classiq and Hatch in Singapore has advanced the field of cloud-based quantum-classical computational chemistry by executing a proof-of-concept project through Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Braket. The project, developed as part of Hatch’s Dimension X innovation challenge, demonstrated a hybrid workflow for estimating molecular binding energy, which plays a crucial role in understanding molecular interactions with protein targets. Utilizing Classiq’s quantum...

Google (GOOGL), Energy Dome Announce 200MWh CO2 Battery Project in Ireland
Insider Monkey43d agoneutral
Google (GOOGL), Energy Dome Announce 200MWh CO2 Battery Project in Ireland

Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL) is one of the best stocks for beginners to buy now. On June 23, Google and Energy Dome announced a bilateral commercial agreement for a 23MW/200MWh CO2 Battery project in County Offaly, Ireland. This initiative marks the first major deployment under their long-term partnership to scale long-duration energy storage. The system will […]

Alphabet Joined the Dow—and It Didn’t Help. What to Do With the Stock Now.
Barrons.com43d agoneutral
Alphabet Joined the Dow—and It Didn’t Help. What to Do With the Stock Now.

Alphabet has gone from AI loser to winner and back again, and its addition to the this past week has only seemed to make things worse. After hitting record highs of more than $400 in the first half of May, Alphabet has dropped around 15%. High-profile departures of artificial-intelligence researchers and an $85 billion equity raise have tested investors’ nerves, culminating in a $225 billion fall in market capitalization on a single day on Monday, the company’s worst-ever one-day loss in value.