OpenAI announced that its GPT 5.6 model will be the "preferred model" powering Microsoft's 365 Copilot suite, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. This comes amid reports that Microsoft is increasingly using its own in-house AI models to reduce costs. While Microsoft has been integrating its MAI models, OpenAI's statement clarifies that their software remains central to Microsoft's productivity apps. The announcement aims to ease concerns about a potential split between the two companies, reaffirming their ongoing partnership in AI development.
The global digital advertising market is forecasted to grow from $567.9 billion in 2025 to $2.06 trillion by 2033, with a 17.6% CAGR. Growth is fueled not just by expansion but by a strategic reallocation of budgets toward digital platforms offering ...
TSMC is set to report its Q2 earnings on July 16, with expectations of strong revenue and earnings growth driven by AI demand. Investors will focus on whether TSMC raises its full-year revenue guidance and capital expenditure budget, especially for e...
Microsoft reported a 25% increase in carbon emissions in 2025, reaching 20 million metric tons, driven by the expansion of AI data centers. This rise challenges the company's 2030 climate goal to be carbon negative, as demand for AI infrastructure gr...
1Kosmos has expanded its partnership with Microsoft as an official Entra Verified ID partner, enabling organizations to secure remote onboarding and improve digital trust through verifiable credentials. The integrated solution combines 1Kosmos' biome...
Traders are betting on the rental price of Nvidia's H100 AI chip, with current market rates indicating high demand for AI computing power. The Ornn H100 Index tracks hourly rental prices, which surged 40% from late 2025 to early 2026 due to a compute...
