OpenAI releases GPT-4.1, outperforming GPT-4o, and launches Deep Research tool and Safety Evaluations Hub.
Databricks plans to acquire serverless Postgres database startup Neon for $1 billion, enhancing AI-native application technology.
Waymo recalls 1,212 autonomous vehicles due to a software issue that could cause vehicles to collide with obstacles; a software update has been released.
Meta faces legal pressure in Europe over plans to use user data to train AI models, potentially facing massive lawsuits.
Google DeepMind releases AlphaEvolve AI system, optimizing applications such as data centers, chip design, and AI training.
Saudi Aramco signs $90 billion agreements with U.S. companies, covering liquefied natural gas, emissions reduction technologies, and artificial intelligence.
The rise of Chinese electric vehicles challenges Western brands; Stellantis partners with Leapmotor and is considering relocating electric vehicle production.
Tencent WeChat adjusts its organizational structure, establishing an e-commerce product department to explore transaction models within WeChat.
Amazon's devices division lays off approximately 100 employees, aiming to improve team efficiency and better align with the product roadmap.
Nvidia enters the \"physical AI\" field, launching the Cosmos platform and open datasets, and adjusts H20 chip specifications for the Chinese market.
