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What’s New Today: NEO Semiconductor has unveiled its NEO.AI memory platform to improve AI performance by boosting HBM and SRAM capacity.
Fast-Track Insights: Mobility startup Moove has raised $250 million to expand its robotaxi business and autonomous vehicle fleet across global markets.
Here’s a quick rundown of the biggest tech headlines making waves today. Let's dive into today's top stories, from NEO Semiconductor’s AI memory platform launch to why skills matter more than degrees for Indian graduates.
NEO Semiconductor introduced its NEO.AI memory platform to tackle AI memory bottlenecks by improving High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) and on-chip SRAM capacity. The platform combines advanced memory technologies, including 3D X-DRAM innovations, to boost AI performance, efficiency, and scalability while supporting next-generation AI infrastructure and data-intensive computing workloads.
Moove has raised $250 million to grow its business in the robotaxi industry. The company provides vehicle financing and fleet management for self-driving taxi services. The new funding will help Moove expand globally, add more autonomous vehicles, and meet the growing demand for driverless transportation across markets.
Only 42.6% of Indian graduates are considered employable, according to educator Prashant Kirad. He says a college degree may help students get interviews, but employers now value practical skills, communication, AI knowledge, real-world projects, and specialization. Kirad encourages students to build these skills early to improve their job opportunities.
Anthropic has reportedly signed a $10 billion, six-year deal with Volta Infra to secure powerful NVIDIA AI computing capacity in Norway. The project will use 121 megawatts of computing power from Bitdeer’s data center, helping Anthropic expand its AI services and meet the growing demand for advanced AI computing.
Marex has partnered with Digital Prime Technologies and Tokenet to offer crypto-backed lending for institutional investors. The new service lets businesses use digital assets as collateral to borrow money without selling their crypto. It aims to provide safer, easier, and more flexible financing for large investors in the crypto market.
