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What’s New Today: Google has introduced its new TPU 8t and 8i AI chips, designed for faster AI training and efficient model performance.
Fast-Track Insights: OpenAI is planning a massive $10 billion DeployCo venture to expand AI adoption across enterprises.
Here’s a quick rundown of the biggest tech headlines making waves today. From Google’s advanced AI chip launch to OpenAI’s billion-dollar push, along with job market shifts, workplace AI concerns at Meta, and new crypto proposals in Thailand, let’s dive into today’s top tech stories.
Google has introduced its new TPU 8t and 8i AI chips. The TPU 8t is made for training AI models, while the 8i is for running them. These chips are faster, more efficient, and help handle complex AI tasks better, supporting the growing use of advanced AI systems.
OpenAI is planning a $10 billion project called DeployCo with private equity firms to grow the use of AI in businesses. It may invest up to $1.5 billion, starting with $500 million, while partners add $4 billion. The venture will help companies use AI tools, aim to earn returns for investors, and boost OpenAI’s presence in the enterprise AI space.
Many recent graduates are taking jobs they don’t plan to stay in for long. Only a small number have jobs they really want, while many accept any role to gain experience. Some feel overqualified or underpaid. Fewer entry-level jobs and worries about AI are making it harder, so graduates are choosing temporary paths.
Meta has made it compulsory for employees to use software that tracks their keystrokes, clicks, and screen activity. This data is used to train AI. Many workers feel uncomfortable because they cannot opt out. Even though it tracks only work apps, employees are worried about privacy, trust, and how their data may be used in the future.
Thailand’s SEC has proposed new rules to let licensed crypto companies offer futures trading directly without creating separate companies. This could make it easier for businesses to operate and grow the market. The plan also focuses on better investor protection, managing risks, and keeping rules in line with global standards while giving traders more options.
