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Meta has entered into agreements with nuclear startups to help meet the increasing demand for AI power, signaling a strategic move to leverage nuclear technology for AI infrastructure needs.
Intel has partnerships with Chinese surveillance companies like Uniview, Hikvision, and Cloudwalk, which are accused of enabling human rights abuses, including surveillance of Uyghurs. Despite its human rights principles, Intel's collaborations with these firms raise concerns about compliance and ethical practices, especially given the sanctions and allegations against these Chinese companies.
OpenAI is inadvertently aiding its competitors by providing them with access to its technology and resources, which is fostering increased competition in the artificial intelligence sector. This dynamic is reshaping the landscape of AI development and business strategies as rival companies leverage OpenAI's advancements to enhance their own offerings.
Qualcomm's Digital Chassis system is set to dominate the EV market, allowing automakers to own the in-vehicle experience and extend their brand. The system is designed to work across all regions and in all types of vehicles, inspiring new business models for automakers. Technology partnerships between automakers and tech companies are becoming increasingly important, with both sides benefiting from each other's expertise. Automakers who go it alone with their own technology may find themselves left behind by emerging EV makers with IT backgrounds or OEMs that have partnered with powerful tech partners.