Lots of new AI news in Google Cloud Next 2025; risks of the impact of the tariff war on the energy supply for data centers
Wayve partners with Nissan
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London-based autonomous driving startup Wayve will install its software in vehicles made by Japan's Nissan from 2027, marking its first deal with a global automaker. reports the Financial Times
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The deal with Nissan is a major milestone for Wayve, which is looking to accelerate its international expansion after raising more than $1 billion from investors including SoftBank, Microsoft and Nvidia last year.
New Sonic: New Voice and Enhanced Video from Amazon
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A Amazon has just released the Nova Sonic, a new voice model for human-like vocal interactions — along with an updated Nova Reels 1.1 video model with improved quality and generation length.
Google Cloud Next 2025: An avalanche of new AI developments
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O Google announced a series of new developments in artificial intelligence during your event Google Cloud Next 2025, including a new agentive encoding platform, next-generation AI chips, updates to its video, audio and image models, a new model Gemini 2.5 Flash and more.
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Tariff war could harm energy supply for data centers
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A International Energy Agency said today that data center energy demand will double by 2030. And, according to the Semaphore, these demands may be difficult to meet: high import tariffs on China in particular, which supplies much of the U.S. supply of solar panels, will increase energy costs.
NVIDIA and Stanford Create One-Minute Cartoons with AI
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Researchers from NVIDIA and Stanford have just introduced the “Test-Time Training" (Test Time Training), a technique of artificial intelligence (AI) that enables the generation of longer videos than previously possible – with demonstrations producing one-minute cartoon clips with improved consistency and storytelling.
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