Google is relying on its own chips for its AI system Gemini. Here's why that's a seismic change for the industry

Amazon has launched on-premises Nvidia ‘AI Factories’ in collaboration with Nvidia, integrating AWS technology with Nvidia's advanced AI chips to enhance its artificial intelligence capabilities. This initiative aims to provide businesses with robust AI solutions tailored for on-site deployment.

Google Discover is currently testing AI-generated headlines, but early feedback indicates that the results are subpar, raising concerns about the effectiveness of AI in content creation. This development highlights ongoing challenges in the integration of AI technologies within Google's platforms.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has declared a 'code red' for ChatGPT as Google’s Gemini 3 rapidly gains traction, amassing 200 million users within just three months of its launch. This shift marks a significant change in the competitive landscape of AI technologies, with Google now posing a formidable challenge to OpenAI's flagship product.

Google is currently testing a new feature that merges AI Overviews with its AI Mode, aimed at enhancing the transition from traditional search to AI-driven chat interactions. This global test reflects the company's ongoing efforts to innovate its search capabilities by integrating advanced AI functionalities.

Nvidia maintained a dominant position in the discrete GPU market with a 92% share in Q3 2025, despite a slight decline from 94% in the previous quarter. AMD and Intel have made modest gains, increasing their market shares to 7% and 1.4%, respectively. This shift indicates a competitive landscape as Nvidia continues to focus on AI technologies.

Google has announced that the second Android 16 release of 2025 is now rolling out to Pixel devices, starting today. This update is expected to enhance the functionality and performance of these smartphones, aligning them with the latest advancements in Android technology.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has unveiled a new class of AI systems known as 'frontier agents' that can autonomously code for extended periods, potentially transforming the software development lifecycle. This announcement was made by AWS CEO Matt Garman during the re:Invent conference, highlighting three specialized agents: Kiro for software development, AWS Security Agent for application security, and AWS DevOps Agent for IT operations.

Amazon has launched new Nova models and Nova Forge, an open training capability that allows organizations to create customized AI variants called Novellas. This initiative positions Amazon as a competitive player in the AI landscape, directly challenging established companies like OpenAI and Google.