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OpenAI brings ChatGPT to PowerPoint with AI-powered slide creation and editing features

OpenAI has launched ChatGPT for PowerPoint, enabling users to create and edit presentation slides using natural language prompts. Available in beta across free and paid tiers, the feature can transform notes and documents into professional decks, though it currently has limitations with complex formatting and templates.

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Anker earbuds debut Thus AI chip for enhanced voice clarity and AI-powered note-taking

Anker unveiled the Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro and Pro Max earbuds, marking the first products to feature its Thus AI chip. The new earbuds deliver enhanced voice clarity through eight microphones and bone conduction sensors, while the Pro Max model adds AI-powered note-taking capabilities via a 1.78-inch AMOLED touchscreen charging case.

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T-Mobile launches network-based Live Translation beta supporting 80+ languages on any phone

T-Mobile has officially launched its Live Translation beta, bringing AI-powered real-time translation to phone calls across 80+ languages. Unlike existing solutions, this network-based translation service requires no app or special hardware—just dial 87 during a call. The feature works on virtually any phone, from modern smartphones to classic flip phones, marking a shift in how carriers deploy AI capabilities directly through network infrastructure.

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Anthropic eyes Microsoft AI chips as tech giants reshape partnerships beyond OpenAI

Anthropic is evaluating Microsoft's Maia 200 AI chips as computing demands surge for its Claude assistant and programming tools. The discussions follow Microsoft's $5 billion investment in Anthropic and a $30 billion Azure commitment, signaling Microsoft's push to compete with Amazon and Google in AI silicon while diversifying beyond its OpenAI partnership.

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Wayve's self-driving tech is headed to Stellantis vehicles including Jeep and Ram by 2028

Stellantis has partnered with UK-based autonomous driving startup Wayve to integrate AI-powered hands-free driving into its North American vehicles by 2028. The deal follows Wayve's $1.2 billion Series D funding round and marks the second major automaker partnership for the startup, which uses adaptable AI that doesn't rely on high-definition maps or specific sensors.

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Google's Android Auto gets Gemini AI upgrade with immersive navigation and custom widgets

Google unveiled major updates to Android Auto at I/O 2025, introducing Gemini AI integration that controls vehicle settings through voice commands and answers multimodal queries using car cameras. The update includes immersive navigation in Google Maps with detailed 3D terrain, customizable widgets, and Material 3 Expressive design that transforms the driving experience.

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Spotify and Universal Music strike licensing deal for AI covers and remixes tool

Spotify announced a partnership with Universal Music Group to launch an AI tool that lets Premium subscribers create covers and remixes of licensed songs. The paid add-on will share revenue with participating artists who opt in, marking Spotify's first formal licensing of generative AI on its platform and setting a new industry standard for consent-based AI music creation.

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Google opens Gemini for Home to third-party makers with turnkey AI hardware designs

Google is expanding its Gemini built in program to enable hardware partners to develop AI-enabled devices without multi-year R&D cycles. The company now offers reference designs for smart cameras and speakers, with Walmart and AT&T among the first partners. Google Home Premium subscriptions start at $10 monthly.

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Spotify Studio AI app generates personalized podcasts from your calendar, emails, and listening history

Spotify unveiled Studio by Spotify Labs, a standalone desktop AI app that creates personalized podcasts and daily briefings by tapping into your calendar, emails, and listening history. Rolling out as an early preview in over 20 markets, the tool competes with Google's NotebookLM and lets users make complex requests like generating road trip briefings with dinner recommendations—all saved privately to their Spotify library.

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Spotify launches AI-powered Q&A and Personal Podcasts to transform how users engage with audio

Spotify unveiled AI-powered features that let Premium users ask questions about podcast episodes and generate personal podcasts based on custom prompts. The company is rolling out a Q&A feature in the U.S., Sweden, and Ireland, while Personal Podcasts will arrive next month with a credit-based system that limits monthly generation unless users purchase additional credits.

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Flipper One unveiled as Linux-powered networking gadget with local AI for hackers and tinkerers

Flipper Devices announces the Flipper One, a pocket-sized Linux PC designed for IP networking and on-device AI workloads. Built on a Rockchip RK3576 processor with 8GB RAM, the device features dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, Wi-Fi 6E, and an M.2 slot for expansion. Unlike the Flipper Zero, this multi-tool computer targets network-level operations and invites community developers to help shape its development through an open portal.

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Nokia launches AI Networking Innovation Lab to shape next-generation data center infrastructure

Nokia has opened an AI Networking Innovation Lab in Sunnyvale, California, positioning itself at the intersection of AI infrastructure and networking. The facility will serve as a co-innovation hub with partners including AMD, Lenovo, Supermicro, Keysight Technologies, and WEKA to develop AI-native networking solutions for large-scale AI training and real-time inference workloads.

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Google Gemini integrates CapCut's video editing tools to streamline creative workflows

Google Gemini is partnering with CapCut to bring video and image editing tools directly into the AI assistant app. The integration eliminates the need to switch between apps, allowing content creators to brainstorm ideas, generate media, and polish final outputs in one place. While details remain sparse, this marks a significant step toward making Gemini a creative hub for video editing and content creation.

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AMD EPYC Venice enters production as first 2nm HPC chip with 256 cores and 70% performance leap

AMD has begun production ramp of its next-generation EPYC processor codenamed Venice on TSMC's 2nm process, making it the first high-performance computing product to reach this milestone. The 256-core EPYC Venice promises a 70% compute performance gain over current EPYC Turin chips and will feature Zen 6 architecture, positioning AMD to extend its 46% server CPU revenue share.

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Broadcom AI Revenue Projected to Reach $44B by 2026 as TPU Strategy Gains Momentum

Broadcom strengthens its position in the AI semiconductor market through a new packaging partnership with Applied Materials while analysts forecast AI revenue climbing to $44 billion by 2026. The company's TPU strategy and major customer wins from Google, Anthropic, and OpenAI position it as a growing competitor to NVIDIA in AI compute and networking technologies.

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