AI Business Weekly Newsletter
Jan 7, 2026
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4 min read
Nvidia slashes inference costs while Hyundai mass-produces humanoids as enterprises demand ROI and funding concentrates among foundation model giants
AI News & Daily Updates
Jan 6, 2026
Chipmaker Accelerates Investment Pace With NVentures Completing 30 Deals Compared to Just One in 2022 as AI Boom Drives Growth
Funding Concentration Reveals Two Foundation Model Giants Received $54 Billion While Application Layer Startups Face Capital Scarcity
Twenty-Four Enterprise-Focused Investors Forecast 2026 as the Year Companies Pick Winners and Cut Overlapping AI Tools
Automaker Unveils AI Robotics Strategy at CES 2026 with Atlas Humanoid Deployment Starting 2028 at Manufacturing Facilities
Nvidia Promises Next-Generation Rubin Platform Will Slash Inference Costs While Delivering 5x Performance Gains Over Current Blackwell Architecture
5 min read
Meta pays $2B for profitable agents, inflation risks emerge, and chip makers pivot to consumers as industry demands returns over hype
Jan 5, 2026
Experts forecast shift from brute-force scaling to new architectures as focus moves from hype to practical deployments
Wall Street analysts predict continued infrastructure investment even as executives demand proof AI delivers bottom-line results
Intel, Qualcomm, and AMD unveil AI chips for laptops and devices as industry moves beyond data centers toward practical applications
