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01 Jun 2026

Nvidia RTX Spark aims to reinvent the PC as Jensen Huang bets on agentic AI taking computing local

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled RTX Spark at Computex 2026, a new Windows on Arm platform designed to run autonomous AI agents locally. The chip pairs a Blackwell GPU with a MediaTek CPU and up to 128GB of unified memory, setting up a direct clash with AMD's Strix Halo and upcoming Gorgon Halo chips in the race to define local AI computing.

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NVIDIA Cosmos 3 Brings Multimodal AI to Robots, Autonomous Vehicles and Industrial Systems

NVIDIA launched Cosmos 3, an open world foundation model for physical AI that combines vision reasoning, multimodal generation and action prediction. Trained on 20 trillion tokens including nearly a billion images and 400 million videos, the model helps robots and autonomous vehicles understand causal relationships and predict outcomes before acting in real-world environments.

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NVIDIA partners with Naver and SK Telecom to build gigawatt-scale AI factories in Korea

NVIDIA announced major partnerships with South Korean tech giants Naver and SK Telecom to build gigawatt-scale AI factories using its DSX platform. The infrastructure will support sovereign AI, agentic AI, and physical AI applications across Korea and beyond, with SK Telecom's first facility coming online in 2027.

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OpenAI launches hiring spree for robotics division to build personal robots for everyone

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced the company is actively hiring engineers for its robotics division, aiming to build AI-powered robots that help people in the physical world. Short-term focus targets robots to assist skilled workers in infrastructure development, while long-term vision includes personal robots for everyone. The robotics division emerged from OpenAI's world simulation research program led by DALL-E creator Aditya Ramesh.

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China formalizes sweeping overseas investment rules after blocking $2 billion Meta-Manus deal

China issued comprehensive new regulations tightening control over overseas deals involving Chinese investors, AI technology, and data. Effective July 1, the rules formalize Beijing's power to unwind completed transactions and ban cross-border talent transfers without approval. The move comes a month after China forced Meta to abandon its $2 billion acquisition of AI startup Manus, signaling heightened scrutiny of tech exits.

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Apple's smart glasses delayed to late 2027 as Meta extends its lead in AI eyewear market

Apple has pushed back the launch of its AI-powered smart glasses to late 2027, Bloomberg reports. The product delay gives Meta more time to strengthen its dominant position in the wearable AI category, where it already holds 82% market share. Meanwhile, Apple has drastically cut its Vision roadmap from seven products to just two.

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