Microsoft, Google, and Elon Musk's xAI have agreed to give the US government early access to their latest AI models. This allows the Center for AI Standards and Innovation (CAISI) to evaluate the models' capabilities and potential security risks before public release. The move aims to address growing national security concerns related to AI technology. This collaboration builds on previous agreements with OpenAI and Anthropic and supports the Defense Department's efforts to safely integrate AI across classified networks.
Microsoft has introduced Project Perception, a new AI-powered security system designed to defend against cyber threats created by attackers using artificial intelligence. The system uses specialized agents to identify vulnerabilities, assess risks, a...
Microsoft is preparing to report its fiscal Q4 results amid scrutiny over rising AI-related capital expenditures. UBS maintains a 'Buy' rating but notes that while demand for Azure and AWS remains strong, capacity limits and AI optimization efforts m...
Microsoft introduced MAI-Cyber-1-Flash, its first AI model specialized in cybersecurity, designed to detect vulnerabilities in complex code. Alongside, it launched Perception, a new AI-driven security platform that automates bug detection and remedia...
Nvidia and OpenAI are discussing a massive $500 billion investment to build a data center in southern Ohio, which would become the largest in the world by power capacity at 10 gigawatts. Nvidia may provide $250 billion to help OpenAI lease the site, ...
Microsoft's stock has dropped over 20% in the past year due to concerns about free cash flow compression and margin pressure from heavy capital spending on AI infrastructure. The company faces challenges in sustaining historical returns as growth in ...
