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The Wall Street Journal reports that OpenAI has acquired Glass Imaging, a developer of Neural ISP technology for smartphone cameras, for more than $300 million. The reported price is about 9.5 times the company's total disclosed funding of $31.5 million, hinting at an image-quality strategy behind OpenAI's rumored screenless device set for 2027.
The Clay Mathematics Institute has responded with qualified hope to an announcement that the Navier–Stokes problem appears solved. We check OpenAI's public manuscript, which claims a proof with an external force, against the official documents on formalization, review, and prize conditions.
We checked the 21-patch v2 series that cuts Linux kernel build times by up to 36% against primary sources: how it removes serial work, the test conditions, third-party reruns, and where LLM and human responsibility divide.
Global semiconductor sales rose 31.4% quarter-on-quarter to more than $425 billion in the second quarter of 2026. This analysis breaks down memory prices, bit shipments, AI investment, and device demand to examine what's really behind the record—and what to watch for next.
NVIDIA is expanding AI for Media ahead of IBC 2026, with updates to video verification, image enhancement, and localization tools. Here's what's shipping, what's being integrated, and what's still in development, plus how MXL connects broadcast apps.
Microsoft AI has published a draft Humanist AI Code of Conduct that calls for obeying shutdowns and avoiding human-like AI personas. Current models aren't trained on it yet. We examine its scope, how it differs from Anthropic's approach, and the gaps in evaluation.
Technical specifications have emerged for a 2.1D organic bridge jointly developed by Samsung Electro-Mechanics and Qualcomm. By eliminating the silicon interposer and connecting dies directly through organic RDL layers, the companies aim to sidestep Intel's EMIB patent network while cutting packaging costs for AI semiconductors.
A full overview of iOS 27's main new features based on Apple's primary sources: Siri AI, photo editing, Safari, Wallet and performance gains. We sort out Japanese-language support, compatible iPhones, regional limits and what arrives later.
Economic Daily News reports TSMC will expand 2nm and 3nm capacity by mid-2027, while a separate forecast sees CoWoS doubling by end-2028. We look at TSMC's response, monthly output figures, differing timeframes and its larger CoWoS plans to see what they mean for AI chip supply.
China's AI chip companies all posted strong sales growth in 2026, while NVIDIA's revenue from China-headquartered customers fell from 19.2% to 9.1% of total sales in a single year. Yet China's leading large language models are still being trained on NVIDIA hardware. This piece traces the reasons to two barriers: two decades of software assets built up around CUDA, and the physical ceiling imposed by HBM supply.
