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Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy S26 series, including the S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra, featuring the Exynos 2600 chip, enhanced camera systems, larger batteries, and a new color palette. The S26 Ultra stands out with a 200 MP main camera sensor, S Pen, and the world’s first built-in Privacy Display using selectively dimmable pixels. The devices offer a more intuitive Galaxy AI experience, improved thermal management, 16 GB RAM, and Gorilla Armor 2 glass. Available starting March 10, 2026, prices range from €999 to €1,499, with limited-time pre-order promotions such as free storage upgrades.
AI company Anthropic is facing intense pressure after the Pentagon classified it as a supply chain risk and demanded the removal of security filters for military use. The company has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government, arguing the designation is legally invalid and threatens its business. Meanwhile, competitors like OpenAI have secured military contracts, while studies reveal that most firms have not seen measurable productivity gains from AI despite heavy investments. The conflict highlights growing tensions between AI safety, national security, and economic implications.
AMD and Meta Announce Billions-Deep AI Deal with 6 GW GPU Infrastructure and Shareholding
AMD and Meta have entered a long-term strategic partnership to build a powerful and energy-efficient AI infrastructure using up to 6 gigawatts of AMD Instinct MI450 GPUs, custom EPYC processors based on the Zen-6 architecture (codenamed Venice and Verano), and Helios racks. The deal, valued at up to 60 billion USD, includes a performance-based warrant for up to 160 million AMD shares and an option to acquire up to 10 percent of AMD's shares. This collaboration strengthens AMD's position in the AI data center market and reflects the shared vision of both companies to build a trillion-dollar AI infrastructure, with deliveries expected to begin in the second half of 2026.
Firefox 148 Launches with Central AI Controls and Kill Switch, Giving Users Greater AI Oversight
Mozilla has released Firefox 148, introducing centralized AI controls and a global kill switch to disable all AI features. Users can now manage individual AI tools such as translations, image alt text, and chatbot providers. The update also brings new features including split view, HDR video streaming on Windows, and a redesigned customizable sidebar, along with security improvements and enhanced profile management.
Meta Strikes Multi-Billion Dollar Deal with Nvidia for AI Chips and Infrastructure
Meta has signed a multi-year, up to $50 billion deal with Nvidia to procure millions of Blackwell and Rubin GPUs, along with additional components such as CPUs, switches, and Vera processors for its AI data centers. The partnership also includes the development of complete rack systems and strengthens Meta's position in the AI race, displacing AMD as the primary supplier. This comprehensive agreement highlights Nvidia's strategic dominance in AI infrastructure.
AMD Denies Delay Reports for Instinct MI455X, Confirms Second Half 2026 Launch
AMD has dismissed reports claiming a delay of the Instinct MI455X AI accelerator until Q2 2027 as “bullshit,” confirming the product remains on track for a second-half 2026 launch alongside new Epyc processors in the Helios rack. The company’s AI software VP emphasized that development is progressing rapidly despite earlier claims of manufacturing and engineering challenges. These statements counter concerns that AMD might fall behind Nvidia in the AI hardware market, with the MI455X expected to be a key competitive offering.