Nvidia and Intel announced a major partnership that will integrate Nvidia's RTX GPU chiplets into Intel system‑on‑chips for data‑center and client CPUs. The deal, described as a multi‑billion‑dollar collaboration, positions Nvidia as a key customer of Intel and aims to boost Intel's integrated graphics capabilities while giving Nvidia a foothold in the x86 market. Executives from both companies highlighted the focus on datacenter and client CPU integration, and industry observers noted the potential impact on competitors such as AMD. The announcement also referenced recent U.S. government involvement in Intel's ownership structure. Read more →

Nvidia and Intel announced a major partnership that will integrate Nvidia's RTX GPU chiplets into Intel system‑on‑chips for data‑center and client CPUs. The deal, described as a multi‑billion‑dollar collaboration, positions Nvidia as a key customer of Intel and aims to boost Intel's integrated graphics capabilities while giving Nvidia a foothold in the x86 market. Executives from both companies highlighted the focus on datacenter and client CPU integration, and industry observers noted the potential impact on competitors such as AMD. The announcement also referenced recent U.S. government involvement in Intel's ownership structure. Read more →

Nvidia and Intel announced a major partnership that will integrate Nvidia's RTX GPU chiplets into Intel system‑on‑chips for data‑center and client CPUs. The deal, described as a multi‑billion‑dollar collaboration, positions Nvidia as a key customer of Intel and aims to boost Intel's integrated graphics capabilities while giving Nvidia a foothold in the x86 market. Executives from both companies highlighted the focus on datacenter and client CPU integration, and industry observers noted the potential impact on competitors such as AMD. The announcement also referenced recent U.S. government involvement in Intel's ownership structure. Read more →

Nvidia and Intel announced a major partnership that will integrate Nvidia's RTX GPU chiplets into Intel system‑on‑chips for data‑center and client CPUs. The deal, described as a multi‑billion‑dollar collaboration, positions Nvidia as a key customer of Intel and aims to boost Intel's integrated graphics capabilities while giving Nvidia a foothold in the x86 market. Executives from both companies highlighted the focus on datacenter and client CPU integration, and industry observers noted the potential impact on competitors such as AMD. The announcement also referenced recent U.S. government involvement in Intel's ownership structure. Read more →

Nvidia and Intel announced a major partnership that will integrate Nvidia's RTX GPU chiplets into Intel system‑on‑chips for data‑center and client CPUs. The deal, described as a multi‑billion‑dollar collaboration, positions Nvidia as a key customer of Intel and aims to boost Intel's integrated graphics capabilities while giving Nvidia a foothold in the x86 market. Executives from both companies highlighted the focus on datacenter and client CPU integration, and industry observers noted the potential impact on competitors such as AMD. The announcement also referenced recent U.S. government involvement in Intel's ownership structure. Read more →

Anthropic announced that it will provide its Claude AI model to all three branches of the U.S. government for a nominal fee of $1. The offer mirrors a similar deal recently made by OpenAI and follows the General Services Administration’s addition of Anthropic, OpenAI and Gemini to its list of approved AI vendors. The program includes Claude for Enterprise and Claude for Government, the latter supporting FedRAMP High workloads for sensitive unclassified work, and is available for a one‑year period. Federal agencies can request access immediately. The move comes after Anthropic secured Department of Defense contracts worth up to $200 million for military AI work and reflects the administration’s emphasis on AI tools that avoid ideological bias. Read more →

Anthropic announced it will provide its Claude AI models to U.S. federal agencies for $1 per year, covering the executive, legislative and judicial branches. The one‑year package includes Claude for Enterprise and a FedRAMP High‑certified Claude for Government, along with technical support for integration. The move follows OpenAI's similar $1 offer to the executive branch and comes as Anthropic, OpenAI and Google DeepMind join the GSA’s list of approved AI vendors. Anthropic highlights existing deployments at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the District of Columbia Department of Health, and notes its multicloud access via AWS, Google Cloud and Palantir. Read more →