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Telecommunications & Media
Netflix teams up with publishers in short-form video content test
Netflix will add short-form video content supplied by brands under BuzzFeed Studios, Conde Nast, Hearst Magazines, People, Tastemade and Penske Media PMX. TechCrunch reported the videos will be available from Aug. 3 to subscribers in the United States, Canada, Britain, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. The videos range from 2 to 3 minutes to more than 20 minutes, testing how much Netflix users seek web-centric short-form content.
AI & Enterprise
AI chip war enters new phase as Nvidia challengers step up offensive
Big cloud companies are stepping up attacks on the AI chip market dominated by Nvidia, extending efforts from inference into model training. Meta signs a multiyear deal to rent Google’s TPU and discusses bringing TPU into its data centres from next year. Amazon strengthens cooperation with OpenAI around AWS and its Trainium chip. Nvidia plans to unveil a new inference-focused chip in March and outlined an AI-native 6G vision using AI-RAN.
AI & Enterprise
Conde Nast CEO says Google search will not play meaningful role in traffic within years
Media group Conde Nast, which publishes Vogue and The New Yorker, is preparing a strategy that does not treat Google search as a core traffic channel. CEO Roger Lynch said Google search will not be able to play a meaningful role in its traffic within a few years. He said AI summaries in search results were another blow to search traffic and criticised a structure he described as harmful. Conde Nast has content licensing deals with OpenAI and Amazon but has not reached an agreement with Google.