Technology companies SpaceX, OpenAI, Google, Nvidia, Reflection, Microsoft, and Amazon Web Services signed an agreement with the Pentagon for the implementation of AI in classified military systems.

The new element in this agreement is the exclusion of Anthropic, due to “a dispute with the Pentagon regarding its demand for safeguards on how the military uses its AI tools.”

The announcement caused a stir among Google employees, who have requested that the company withdraw from the agreement.

In any case, according to the announcement made on Friday, May 1, the goal is to create an “AI-focused combat force,” with a combination of closed-source and open-source models.

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In a statement, Meta indicated it will use Nvidia’s confidential AI computing to strengthen user data security on the WhatsApp messaging platform.

With the adoption of this technology, Meta will privately process artificial intelligence (AI) within the application. Specifically, it will “use Nvidia’s technology to deploy new hyperscale data centers, which will strengthen its AI infrastructure for training and inference.”

The installation of millions of Blackwell and Rubin GPUs is also planned, as well as the large-scale deployment of Grace CPUs to improve performance per watt, and the large-scale deployment of Vera CPUs in 2027.

Meta’s plans include integrating Nvidia Spectrum-X Ethernet switches into the Facebook Open Switching System platform. As they explain, this is a suite of programs for managing a network of switches in their data centers to deliver “predictable, low-latency performance while maximizing utilization and improving operational and energy efficiency.”

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Nvidia’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) desktop AI supercomputer, called DGX Spark, is now available to the public.

“At its core is the Grace Blackwell GB10 Superchip, capable of delivering up to petaFLOPS of performance, approximately one quadrillion floating-point operations per second, a term used to quantify computing power.”

Nvidia’s supercomputer integrates “high-speed ConnectX-7 networks and the company’s full AI software stack, providing startups, researchers, and developers with plug-and-play access to industrial-grade computing power.”

Unveiled at Jensen Huang’s GTC 2025 conference, the innovative product was revealed as the company’s response to the growing demands for “agentic AI, a new class of reasoning systems that think, plan, and act autonomously.”

Spark’s hardware, with 20 CPU cores and 128 GB of unified GPU memory, was optimized for real-world AI work. The company notes that users can tune models with up to 70 billion parameters, “run inference locally, and keep sensitive data completely on-premises, all without relying on cloud infrastructure.” But it’s also adaptable to developers’ work.

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At the end of June, semiconductor company Nvidia managed to position itself above Microsoft, thus regaining its place as the world’s most valuable company.

Investor confidence regarding Nvidia’s progress in the artificial intelligence sector, as well as a potential increase in demand for its specialized chips, plays a significant role in this recovery.

Analysts, on the other hand, encourage the possibility that the company could surpass $4 trillion in the coming months, a result of the artificial intelligence boom.

In this regard, Daniel Ives, an analyst at Wedbush Securities, noted: “We believe both Nvidia and Microsoft will reach the $4 trillion market capitalization club this summer, and for the next 18 months the focus will be on the $5 trillion club, as this tech bull market is still in its early stages, led by the AI ​​Revolution.”

At the end of June, the semiconductor company’s market capitalization was $3.86 trillion, “exceeding Microsoft’s valuation of $3.69 trillion by 4.3 %.” As for the stock market, as of Wednesday, July 2, it was trading at around $157.42 per unit, “an increase of 2.62 % compared to Tuesday’s close.”

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Nvidia’s largest GB200 superchips manufacturing plant will be located in Guadalajara, Mexico, as announced by Yong Liu, president of Foxconn, in early October.

Foxconn is the largest contract manufacturer of electronic products, primarily associated with the manufacture of products such as Apple’s iPhone. Its partnership with Nvidia will allow it to move towards the manufacture of GB200 superchips, which will be part of the Blackwell family, one of the most advanced in the industry.

According to the statement, mass production of these devices is expected to begin at the end of 2024. This step would help consolidate Nvidia’s position in the technology industry, but also help Mexico become a key player in the region.

Nvidia’s GB200 superchips that will be manufactured in Guadalajara “are designed to support massive workloads in artificial intelligence environments, making them essential components for the next generation of servers and AI platforms.”

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Nvidia Corporation paid a fine valued at 5.5 million dollars to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for not providing information on the impact of crypto mining on its “gaming” business.

Cryptocurrency mining is a process to obtain rewards in exchange for verifying transactions made within a network. This practice skyrocketed in 2017, the year in which Nvidia customers began to use their graphics processing units (GPUs) more and more for this purpose, according to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission in a statement.

The SEC claims that Nvidia failed to identify crypto mining as a “significant” element of its revenue growth from increased sales of GPUs originally designed for gaming for several consecutive fiscal quarters of 2018.

The company was required to provide this information to its investors through 10-Q forms, something it did not do, even though these earnings and cash flow fluctuations serve as a guide for investors to “determine that past performance is indicative of future performance.”

“The SEC order also finds that Nvidia’s omissions of material information about the growth of its gaming business were misleading, given that Nvidia made statements about how other parts of the company’s business were driven by demand for crypto,” points out this body in the statement.

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The multinational company Nvidia, developed a series of robotic AI brains  in 2018 and recently unveiled its new module called Jetson AGX Orin, which has a processing power six times faster than its predecessor Xavier and a super reduced size.

The new Orin was created to be a “low-power AI supercomputer”, especially for use in “robotics, autonomous and medical devices, as well as extreme AI applications that currently don’t seem possible.”

Robotics has very specialized procedures and requires a chip called a brain with a very high processing capacity, capable of executing about “200 billion operations per second“, capable of performing various AI applications with efficient energy consumption.

Orin was made with an “Nvidia Ampere GPU architecture” characterized by an Arm Cortex-A78AE chip, with “Deep Learning specifications, vision accelerators and the ability to run multiple Artificial Intelligence apps”.

Nvidia has long tried to lead in the field of autonomous cars and estimates that the Jetson AGX Orin will be released in the first months of next year, although the exact date and price at which it will be marketed is unknown.

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