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Nvidia expands AI ecosystem and defends AI future

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Latest: Nvidia identified as top stock amid rising AI infrastructure demand

In late July 2026, Nvidia deepened its control of the AI value chain through strategic investments, including a $500 billion memory deal with SK Hynix and a $5 billion stake in Safe Superintelligence. By late August, the

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AI infrastructure and humanoid robotics expansion

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Latest: Nscale and Anthropic negotiate $45 billion AI computing deal

The AI infrastructure and robotics sectors continue to see significant capital movement and strategic partnerships. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has confirmed the company is developing humanoid robots to create the “brain” for

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Figure AI Helix 2.5 humanoid robot development

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Latest: Figure tests Helix 2.5 humanoid robot in real-world home environments

Figure AI has introduced Helix 2.5, a new AI control model for its Figure 03 humanoid robots. The model is designed to improve task success through zero-shot generalization, utilizing the Index data platform—a pretrainin

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Global robotics expansion: Industrial, consumer, and Middle-

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Latest: Robotics firms expand international presence in Brazil and Portugal

The robotics sector is transitioning from technical demonstrations to practical deployment across retail, healthcare, and industrial sectors. While early developments focused on specific applications—such as surgical ins

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Figure AI decommissioning of Figure 02 robots

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Latest: Figure AI melts F. 02 humanoid robot fleet in Finland

US-based robotics company Figure AI decommissioned its fleet of Figure 02 humanoid robots by melting them in a 75-ton electric arc furnace in Imatra, Finland. The company chose this method to protect proprietary hardware

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