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15:10The AI bubble is paying itself. It's time to ask who the customer is 15:00Amazon in talks to buy Israeli startup Decart: an AI deal worth up to $7 billion 14:45Wiz founders go from cyber to burgers: frontrunners for McDonald's Israel franchise, and also eyeing CAL 14:30A decisive night for tech: Microsoft and Google report tonight, and the Fed decides on rates 14:15Nvidia and AMD invest $4 billion in shares of Meta, which buys AI chips from them 14:00Cybersecurity: a startup founded by former DOGE staffers got inside Anthropic's internal systems using AI agents 13:50Cybersecurity company Upwind closes $400 million round at a $3.8 billion valuation 13:35Anthropic AI model built working exploits for Chrome, Safari, Android, Windows and Linux

15:10The AI bubble is paying itself. It's time to ask who the customer is 15:00Amazon in talks to buy Israeli startup Decart: an AI deal worth up to $7 billion 14:45Wiz founders go from cyber to burgers: frontrunners for McDonald's Israel franchise, and also eyeing CAL 14:30A decisive night for tech: Microsoft and Google report tonight, and the Fed decides on rates 14:15Nvidia and AMD invest $4 billion in shares of Meta, which buys AI chips from them 14:00Cybersecurity: a startup founded by former DOGE staffers got inside Anthropic's internal systems using AI agents 13:50Cybersecurity company Upwind closes $400 million round at a $3.8 billion valuation 13:35Anthropic AI model built working exploits for Chrome, Safari, Android, Windows and Linux

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Nvidia and AMD invest $4 billion in shares of Meta, which buys AI chips from them

Nvidia will buy $3 billion of stock and AMD $1 billion, as part of a $25 billion offering that was about five times oversubscribed. Meta is also expanding its use of Vera Rubin chips.

Itai Rosen, Global Tech Correspondent / 3 min read

Meta to raise up to $95 billion in stock to fund the AI race

After its first quarter of negative free cash flow in more than a decade, the social media giant turns to the capital markets. Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom signal interest in taking part.

Itai Rosen, Global Tech Correspondent / 3 min read