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Google’s New Team, Nvidia’s Innovations, and Microsoft’s $3B India Investment - Daily AI Brief #73

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Microsoft unveils a groundbreaking waterless cooling design for its data centers, while Samsung introduces live translation and AI-powered recipe features for their 2025 TV lineup. Digital Edge raises over $1.6 billion for expansion in Asia, and Accel launches a $650 million fund targeting startups in India. Meanwhile, OpenAI shifts its focus to superintelligence, and the global chip market is projected to hit $697 billion by 2025. Dive into the most significant updates shaping the future of AI and tech.

Today’s top stories

Microsoft has announced plans to invest $3 billion in India's AI and cloud services, alongside training 10 million people in AI skills, as part of its commitment to enhancing AI capabilities in the country. Read more

At CES 2025, Nvidia introduced groundbreaking AI technologies, including Cosmos models for robot training, new RTX 50 series gaming chips, and a collaboration with Toyota to use Orin chips for driver assistance systems. Read more

Google DeepMind, led by Tim Brooks, is assembling a team to create AI capable of simulating real-world environments, collaborating with existing Google projects like Gemini, Veo, and Genie. This initiative aligns with Google's pursuit of artificial general intelligence (AGI). Read more

Apple has announced an upcoming update that will label when notification summaries are generated by AI, aiming for transparency and encouraging users to report any misleading summaries. Read more

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