Jensen Huang Wants You to Know He's Getting a Lot Out of the'Fantastic' Nvidia-Intel Deal Nvidia is investing $5 billion in Intel. The news comes after the US government took a roughly 10 percent equity stake in the struggling chipmaker. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang attends a business event hosted by US president Donald Trump and Britain's prime minister, Keir Starmer, at Chequers, in Aylesbury, central England, on September 18, 2025. One of the world's most valuable companies is throwing Intel a lifeline. Nvidia, which has a market cap of $4.3 trillion, said today that it will invest $5 billion in Intel, the struggling US chipmaker that was recently at the center of an unorthodox investment deal with the US government.

Elon Musk has indicated that he's interested in creating his own version of OpenAI's ChatGPT in order to rival the popular AI chatbot. A new report from The Information goes into detail about AI researchers being contacted by Musk's team to develop a new version of OpenAI's ChatGPT. According to the report, Musk's team has already reached out to several developers regarding the purported project, and one of those researchers was Igor Babuschkin, a former senior AI researcher at Google's Deepmind, who was contacted for the position of lead developer on Musk's vision for the AI. Details of Musk's new AI chatbot are scarce and hardly set in stone, but we can expect that it will be different from OpenAI's ChatGPT in certain aspects. Notably, Musk co-founded OpenAI back in 2015 but left the company in 2018.

There is plenty of buzz around artificial intelligence (AI) in the investing world. Many companies have been using AI technology to make the investing journey easier for investors. A lot is happening with AI - put the keyword on Twitter and you will know how many people are talking about it. Out of everything going on with AI and investing, let us look at areas that may trend this year. We have seen a significant shift in India in terms of retirement mindset.

Integrate.ai has raised undisclosed financing from Telus Ventures, the strategic investment arm of Canadian telecommunications company Telus Corp (TSX: T, NYSE: TU). The funds raised will support development of the Toronto-based company's artificial intelligence (AI) enterprise software platform. Launched in 2017 by CEO Steve Irvine, Integrate.ai in September closed a $39.5 million Series A financing. The round was led by Portag3 Ventures and joined by Georgian Partners and Real Ventures. Deal to accelerate development of ethical AI-powered software platform; multi-year commercial deal will deploy solution to optimize TELUS' customers' experience TORONTO, Jan. 31, 2019 /CNW/ – Integrate.ai

Taylor Vinters has invested an undisclosed amount in ThoughtRiver, which will be co-located at the firm's offices in Cambridge, London and Singapore, as well as providing testing and other support services. Tim Pullan, Chief Executive of ThoughtRiver, was formerly Taylor Vinters' Head of Technology & Outsourcing in Asia when he founded the company in 2011 and has subsequently been developing the technology business with support from Taylor Vinters. This marks the second such Legal Tech equity investment by Taylor Vinters, as part of its strategy to develop innovative solutions that streamline how legal businesses operate. Four months ago, Taylor Vinters announced its first equity investment into Legal Tech start-up, Pekama - thought to be the first of its kind in the industry – which is a cloud-based lawyer collaboration software. ThoughtRiver's Contract Intelligence software uses artificial intelligence (AI) to scan and interpret information from written contracts used in commercial risk assessments, and produces visualisations of the potential risks and other issues.