AI Development

Saudi MCIT, DCO, and AMD have introduced an open developer ecosystem at LEAP 2026 to provide engineers with AI tools and training programs.

Red Hat and NVIDIA have launched the development preview of RHEL 10 on DGX Spark workstations, enabling secure local AI development.

Google unveiled Gemini 3.5 Flash, a model designed for coding and agents that matches leading competitors’ performance at lower cost. The model is now available in Google Search and the Gemini App.

xAI has launched Grok Build, a coding agent in early beta for SuperGrok Heavy subscribers paying $300 monthly, competing with similar tools from Anthropic and OpenAI.

Poseidon introduced Numo, an early access app enabling users to contribute voice data in Bengali, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and English while earning rewards. The platform addresses critical gaps in AI training data for South Asian languages.

SpaceX has partnered with Cursor to develop AI coding tools, with an option to acquire the software platform for $60 billion later this year. The deal combines Cursor’s product capabilities with SpaceX’s Colossus supercomputer.

Google has launched Gemma 4, its most capable open model family yet, available in four sizes from mobile-optimized edge models to a 31B dense model ranking third globally. Released under Apache 2.0, it supports 140+ languages and advanced agentic workflows.

OpenAI launches the Codex app for macOS, a command center for managing multiple AI agents with enhanced skills, automations, and doubled rate limits for developers.