Meta has become one of Microsoft’s biggest AI customers, reportedly spending hundreds of millions annually and consuming trillions of tokens weekly through Azure.
Alibaba releases Qwen3.8-27B, expanding its open-weight AI strategy with a smaller model aimed at local hardware, coding and professional workflows.
North Korea-linked Kimsuky is reportedly building local AI tools to automate cyberattacks, analyse stolen data and create more convincing phishing campaigns.
Meta is expanding its AI coding efforts, intensifying competition with OpenAI and Anthropic as demand for AI-powered software development tools continues to grow.
Google has reportedly limited Meta’s access to Gemini models as demand for AI compute outpaces available capacity.
OpenAI releases open-weight AI models optimized for laptops, marking shift toward open-source competition with Meta, Mistral.
Meta plans to build a 5GW AI data center to power AGI and Llama models, aiming to lead in infrastructure for generative AI and superintelligence.
