Amazon's hardware chief Panos Panay revealed the company is designing custom silicon chips for its consumer devices, including Echo Show and Fire TV, to run AI features locally rather than in the cloud. This move aims to improve device speed, security, and the integration of hardware and software, enhancing user experience with AI assistants like Alexa+. Panay also hinted at upcoming portable AI gadgets that maintain consistent, contextual connections across home and work environments, with new products expected soon.
The Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (QQQM) offers focused exposure to AI-driven capital expenditure growth, especially among leading U.S. technology companies. It benefits from increasing AI infrastructure investments, with Amazon alone projecting $200 billio...
In the first half of 2026, the S&P 500 saw strong overall gains, but earnings growth was concentrated mainly in Information Technology, Energy, and Materials sectors. Energy and Materials profit surges are likely temporary due to commodity price spik...
Amazon will release 'Reacher' Season 4 on August 12 with a triple-episode premiere, followed by weekly episodes until September 16. On the same day as the finale, Amazon will release all eight episodes of the spinoff 'Neagley' for binge-watching. Thi...
Since 2000, robotics has transformed from basic, caged arms used in manufacturing to advanced AI-driven machines including collaborative robots, surgical systems, robotaxis, and humanoids. The installed base of industrial robots grew six-fold to 4.66...
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched a new Forward Deployed Engineering (FDE) division, dedicating $1 billion in internal resources to help customers build and deploy AI systems. This unit places AI engineers directly within client organizations to...
