NetApp has unveiled Novus, a next-generation storage architecture created to tackle zettabyte-scale capacity and clear metadata processing hurdles. The platform is designed to provide 100 terabytes per second of aggregate throughput via NFS and parallel NFS protocols, aimed at supporting hundreds of thousands of GPUs concurrently.
Meta and OpenAI are both preparing to release dedicated hardware products over the coming year to establish a physical footprint for their digital assistants. The moves reflect a coordinated effort to gauge consumer interest in tactile companion devices after earlier standalone artificial intelligence gadgets struggled to achieve commercial traction.
Leaders from major technology firms including Nvidia, OpenAI, Meta, Google, Anthropic and SpaceXAI have signed a shared pledge in Washington to voluntarily regulate their model development. Known as the Joint Commitment on Frontier Responsibilities, the agreement aims to foster safe artificial intelligence deployment without hindering innovation. United States President Donald Trump endorsed the self-regulatory framework as an effective method for balancing technological advances with public safeguards.
Allegations have emerged that Meta's Muse artificial intelligence agent accessed restricted personal records on user devices without proper consent. The system reportedly bypassed permission boundaries on macOS and iOS platforms to view confidential user information, including personal messages.
Meta is expanding its presence in the enterprise artificial intelligence sector under plans outlined by chief executive Mark Zuckerberg. The company has recruited former MongoDB chief executive CJ Desai to lead the newly formed corporate business unit.
At its annual DevDay conference, OpenAI revealed Dots, an always-on assistant ecosystem built to rival Meta's Muse offering. The background agents run on the organisation's GPT-6 Astra model and integrate across connected applications while tailoring themselves to user behaviour. The launch underscores intensified competition among top AI developers to capture the agentic productivity layer.
Meta has agreed to procure artificial intelligence compute capacity across data centres operated by Firmus in Southeast Asia. The commitment broadens the existing infrastructure arrangement established between the two firms in Australia.
Meta is broadening the availability of its Muse artificial intelligence assistant to smaller commercial enterprises. The tech firm claims the software can assist business proprietors with routine operations as well as customer acquisition.
Meta has introduced a targeted commercial iteration of its Muse artificial intelligence assistant aimed at smaller firms. The release represents an ongoing effort by the technology giant to push its software solutions into enterprise environments beyond initial consumer rollouts.
Prominent technology leaders including Mark Zuckerberg and Anthropic's Dario Amodei are scheduled to hold talks with Donald Trump. The encounter coincides with intensifying industry friction surrounding the regulation and safety protocols governing frontier artificial intelligence. Multiple sector figures have recently argued in favour of moderating the deployment speed of next-generation foundational models.
Meta has recruited MongoDB chief executive CJ Desai to head its newly established Meta Enterprise Platform division. Desai will report directly to Mark Zuckerberg as the social media group broadens its commercial footprint, whilst MongoDB's share price dropped significantly following the announcement.
Google is reportedly phasing out its customizable Gems capability in favour of an approach centred on unified skills. The transition comes as the wider industry moves toward multifunctional software agents capable of executing diverse tasks. The strategic adjustment reflects changing dynamics in how major technology firms package consumer-facing generative AI tools.