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industryTODAY 12:39 UTC

Anthropic data retention policy prompts firms to limit Claude use for sensitive work

OpenAI and Anthropic both tell business customers that their data will not be used for model training, addressing corporate trust concerns. After Anthropic said it would retain usage logs for its flagship model for 30 days, companies including Palantir, Nvidia and Booz Allen Hamilton restricted the tool's use on sensitive tasks. The episode highlights how data-handling practices shape enterprise adoption of AI systems.

productsTODAY 09:15 UTC

Nvidia, Palantir and Cisco Build AI Stack for Government Agencies

Palantir, Nvidia and Cisco are jointly offering a shared AI reference architecture aimed at government bodies and other organizations handling sensitive data. The design is intended for regulated environments where data protection and compliance requirements are strict. It gives agencies a pre-integrated option rather than assembling separate vendor components themselves.

productsTODAY 07:52 UTC

Nvidia RTX Pro 5500 packs 84 GB of memory for AI work

Nvidia has introduced the RTX Pro 5500, a workstation graphics card that shares its design with the GeForce RTX 5090 but offers far more video memory for AI workloads. The company is increasingly positioning gaming as a secondary part of its business. The card is aimed at professionals running large models locally.

industryYESTERDAY 21:51 UTC

Nvidia's Jensen Huang tells Trump he opposes slowing AI development

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met with President Trump and voiced his opposition to pausing or slowing AI progress, saying his company will not allow a slowdown to occur. His position contrasts with that of Anthropic's Dario Amodei, whose calls for caution have drawn support from Elon Musk and Sam Altman. The exchange highlights the split among tech leaders over whether frontier AI development should be decelerated.

productsYESTERDAY 15:00 UTC

Perplexity's Portable Computer Agent Arrives on Windows With NVIDIA RTX Support

Perplexity has brought its Portable Computer agent to Windows, where it runs models locally on the device rather than in the cloud. The tool is a local variant of the company's Perplexity Computer agent, which decomposes and executes multi-step tasks on its own. NVIDIA RTX GPUs provide the acceleration, and keeping processing on the machine means sensitive data does not leave the PC.

industrySEP 12 15:08 UTC

Nvidia's dominance in AI compute likened to a central bank's role

A widely discussed piece argues that Nvidia occupies a position in the AI economy comparable to a central bank, because access to its chips effectively sets the terms for who can build and scale large models. The comparison highlights how dependent labs, cloud providers, and startups have become on a single supplier for training hardware. It is an analytical argument rather than a report of a specific corporate or regulatory development.

industrySEP 12 13:52 UTC

Nvidia in talks to invest up to $10B in Anthropic's planned IPO

Nvidia is reportedly negotiating an anchor investment of as much as $10 billion in Anthropic's upcoming initial public offering. The listing could value Anthropic at around $2 trillion, which would make it the biggest IPO on record. Much of the invested capital is expected to flow back to Nvidia through chip purchases.

industrySEP 10 12:23 UTC

Nvidia and Palantir partner to bring AI to supply chain operations

Nvidia and Palantir announced a partnership to apply AI to supply chain management, beginning with Nvidia's own network of roughly one million parts. The collaboration aims to improve planning and logistics visibility for large-scale manufacturing operations. Palantir's software platform will work alongside Nvidia's computing infrastructure for the effort.

papersSEP 10 04:00 UTC

Paper argues FP8 with Ozaki Scheme II can substitute FP64 on next-gen NVIDIA GPUs

An updated arXiv preprint contends that low-precision FP8 matrix operations, when combined with the CRT-based Ozaki Scheme II error-compensation technique, can handle numerical workloads traditionally reserved for double-precision (FP64) hardware. The authors focus on NVIDIA's B300-class AI accelerators, claiming their tensor cores make this approach viable for a range of matrix-dominated scientific computing fields. The paper is the first part of a series challenging the assumption that dedicated FP64 units are essential for high-performance computing.

papersSEP 10 04:00 UTC

FP8 Tensor Cores Can Run Full FP64 3-D FFTs on Blackwell Ultra, Paper Finds

A research paper demonstrates that NVIDIA's Blackwell Ultra B300, which trades sharply reduced FP64 vector throughput for much higher FP8 tensor performance, can still execute full double-precision 3-D FFTs by emulating FP64 arithmetic on FP8 tensor cores using the Ozaki Scheme II approach. The authors identify an 'integer-epilogue wall' that limits such emulation and outline minimal hardware changes that would eliminate it.

productsSEP 9 16:00 UTC

NVIDIA Showcases Real-Time AI for Broadcast and Streaming at IBC

NVIDIA is presenting real-time AI capabilities aimed at broadcast, sports and streaming workflows at the IBC trade show in Amsterdam from Sept. 11-14. The event draws more than 44,000 attendees from over 170 countries to discuss media and entertainment technology. The company's focus is on helping creative, technology and business teams apply AI across production and distribution.