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Huawei introduces new Ascend processors designed to power some of the world’s most powerful AI clusters. The chips target high-performance training and inference workloads, positioning the company to expand compute capacity for large-scale artificial intelligence deployments in data centers and research environments.

NVIDIA presents Blackwell as an architecture purpose-built for Extreme-Scale AI Inference. The platform focuses on accelerating very large models in production environments, emphasizing performance and efficiency for real-time and high-throughput inference across data centers running modern artificial intelligence workloads.

NVIDIA, along with UK and US government leaders, highlights new and ongoing investments intended to strengthen the United Kingdom’s AI infrastructure. The effort frames the UK as being at a “Goldilocks moment” for artificial intelligence, focusing on expanded compute capacity and ecosystem growth to support startups, research, and enterprise deployment.

FabCon Vienna centers on approaches to build data‑rich AI agents on an enterprise‑ready foundation. The event focuses on patterns that help organizations connect agents to their data and operate them at scale, emphasizing reliability and production‑grade practices for integrating agentic capabilities into business workflows.

France addresses AI‑enabled threats with stricter regulation aimed at curbing misuse and clarifying responsibilities in the development and deployment of artificial intelligence. The direction signals tougher oversight for products and platforms that can be exploited for harmful purposes, alongside measures intended to protect users and public safety.