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Tuesday • October 28, 2025
Nvidia’s New Product Merges AI Supercomputing With Quantum
Jensen Huang Unveils a New Interconnect that Links Quantum Processors with Nvidia’s AI Supercomputers to Get the Most Out of Both
Huang unveiled NVQLink, an interconnect that links quantum processors to the AI supercomputers they need to run effectively during his Tuesday keynote at Nvidia’s Washington, D.C. Global Technology Conference. “NVQLink is the Rosetta Stone connecting quantum and classical supercomputers,” he said.
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Monday • October 27, 2025
Qualcomm announces AI chips to compete with AMD and Nvidia — stock soars 11%
Qualcomm Announced that It will Release New AI Accelerator Chips
Qualcomm announced Monday that it will release new artificial intelligence accelerator chips, marking new competition for Nvidia, which has so far dominated the market for AI semiconductors. The stock soared 11% following the news. The AI chips are a shift from Qualcomm, which has thus far focused on semiconductors for wireless connectivity and mobile devices, not massive data centers.
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Friday • October 24, 2025
EA Sports Partnership To Develop AI Tools, Models For Gaming Content
Stability AI, Which is Best Known for Its Text-to-Image Model “Stable Diffusion,” will Work with EA Sports to Build “Smarter Paintbrushes”
Following its recent decision to become a privately traded company, video-game manufacturer Electronic Arts has announced a partnership with Stability AI to “co-develop” AI models, tools, and workflows that are intended to transform the process of creating gaming content.
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Thursday • October 23, 2025
Snapchat Makes Open-Prompt AI Lens Free For All U.S. Users
Two Months After Snapchat Released Its “Imagine Lens” for Paying Subscribers, It is Bringing the Open-prompt AI Experience to Its 100 Million U.S. Users
Snap’s Imagine Lens marks the company’s first generative-AI lens dictated by free-form text prompts, pushing past its 2023 Dreams Lens, which uses AI to generate fantastical image-based alternatives to a user’s selfies. The Imagine Lens provides users with more freedom for image generation due to users’ ability to type in exactly how they want to alter their likeness before sharing an image with friends or to their story.
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Wednesday • October 22, 2025
Samsung launches Perplexity TV app with Vision AI
Samsung has Launched the Perplexity TV App, the First AI-powered Application for Its Smart Televisions
The app integrates generative AI to create a more interactive user interface, functioning as a conversational “answer engine” directly on connected screens. The Perplexity TV App is available immediately on 2025 Samsung TV models.
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Wednesday • October 22, 2025
IBM Sales Jump as Clients Start Scaling AI
The Company’s Revenue Rose 9% to $16.33 Billion in the Third Quarter
Sales were boosted by higher-than-expected growth in IBM’s consulting business, Chief Financial Officer Jim Kavanaugh said Wednesday. As clients move to the next phase of AI development, demand for IBM’s offerings is increasing, he said. About 80% of IBM’s 300 clients who work with the company for AI-related purposes are new over the past two quarters, Kavanaugh said.
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