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OpenAI's First Custom Chip 'Jalapeño' Is Real: What Broadcom's LLM Inference Accelerator MeansNews

OpenAI's First Custom Chip 'Jalapeño' Is Real: What Broadcom's LLM Inference Accelerator Means

OpenAI and Broadcom unveiled Jalapeño, OpenAI's first homegrown AI chip, built from scratch for large language model inference and taped out in just nine months. It's the opening move in a 10-gigawatt partnership to design custom silicon, with the first chips slated to start handling ChatGPT queries by the end of 2026. Broadcom's CEO says it runs inference at roughly half the cost of a typical AI GPU.

Apple Loses Its Big EU Appeal: 'Gatekeeper' Status Under the Digital Markets Act StandsNews

Apple Loses Its Big EU Appeal: 'Gatekeeper' Status Under the Digital Markets Act Stands

On July 8, 2026, the EU's General Court dismissed Apple's challenge to being labeled a 'gatekeeper' under the Digital Markets Act. The ruling keeps the iPhone maker bound to the bloc's strictest competition rules — rival app stores, sideloading, and interoperability all stay mandatory. Apple says the law goes too far and can still appeal, but only on points of law.

Anthropic Overtakes OpenAI on Revenue as the Two AI Giants Split Down the MiddleNews

Anthropic Overtakes OpenAI on Revenue as the Two AI Giants Split Down the Middle

Fortune confirmed on July 2 that Anthropic has pulled ahead of OpenAI on revenue, running at roughly $47 billion annualized versus OpenAI's $25–33 billion. The reason isn't a better chatbot — it's two opposite business models. Anthropic makes its money from enterprise APIs and coding tools; OpenAI still leans on ChatGPT subscriptions.

JadePuffer: Researchers Document the First Ransomware Attack Run Entirely by an AI AgentNews

JadePuffer: Researchers Document the First Ransomware Attack Run Entirely by an AI Agent

Security firm Sysdig says it caught a live ransomware operation, dubbed JadePuffer, in which an autonomous LLM agent handled the whole attack — breaking in, stealing credentials, moving laterally, and encrypting production databases on its own. In one moment it fixed a failed login in just 31 seconds.