The Commerce Department announced new license requirements for sending advanced electronic design automation (EDA) tools abroad—aiming to slow the transfer of cutting-edge chip-layout tech to certain countries.

Google has unveiled Stitch, an AI assistant that turns written prompts or doodles into ready-to-use app screens and code snippets in minutes—dramatically speeding up initial prototyping.

Industry groups and regulators are rolling out guidelines to curb misleading AI claims—pressuring vendors to back up their marketing with clear evidence and honest benchmarks.

Even as Nvidia posts record earnings, CEO Jensen Huang warned that stricter export curbs to China could strain supply, while praising U.S. efforts to rebuild chip manufacturing on home soil.

Vietnam’s authorities have instructed internet providers to block Telegram by June after the chat service failed to remove flagged illegal content, marking a rare government shutdown of a major messaging platform.

Anthropic’s latest AI release, CodeMaster 4, can autonomously generate and debug lengthy code sequences for extended sessions—up from under an hour previously—aiming to streamline developer workflows.

The UAE’s flagship “Stargate” compute campus—designed to host over 100,000 AI accelerators—is slated to start operations next year, boosting the region’s capacity for large-scale machine-learning.

Infineon and Nvidia have co-developed 800V DC power modules that plug directly into server racks, cutting energy conversion losses and simplifying cooling in high-performance data centers.

At its annual Config event, Figma unveiled four new AI-driven tools—Website Builder, Code Snippet Generator, Marketing Asset Maker, and Vector Sketch Assistant—bringing multiple design functions into one canvas.

With Grand Theft Auto VI pushed back to mid-2026, major publishers are accelerating fall 2025 launches—greenlighting shooters, RPG expansions, and sequels to capture the holiday gaming market.