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OpenAI eyes $500M acquisition of AI hardware startup io Products, co-founded by Jony Ive and Sam Altman
DeepSeek's cheap AI model drops Nvidia stock by 17%, shifting focus from data to compute
Cursor AI coding tool hits 1M daily users and $200M revenue—with zero marketing spend
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OpenAI might buy io Products, an AI hardware startup founded by former Apple designer Jony Ive and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, for around $500 million. The small company is working on AI devices for homes that aim to be "less socially disruptive than the iPhone." OpenAI may partner with them instead of buying them.
DeepSeek's affordable AI model shocked markets, dropping Nvidia's stock 17%. With internet training data now scarce, AI focuses on "test-time compute," where models "think" before answering, potentially changing hardware needs and creating opportunities for specialized applications.
Cursor, an AI coding assistant by Anysphere, now has one million daily users without any marketing. The tool helps programmers write code faster by suggesting next steps and answering questions. With $200 million in yearly revenue, the company is raising more money and expanding its 60-person team to serve more business customers.
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