Rose Velazquez is a Staff Reporter at Built In. She specializes in reporting on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and transportation and mobility, with a focus on AI platforms and transportation policy and regulation. Rose's work has been featured in Built In Colorado, Built In Boston, Built In San Francisco, Built In Austin, and Built In Chicago.
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The multi-year agreement will see Meta deploy up to 6 gigawatts of AMD Instinct GPUs optimized for its AI workloads.
By: Rose Velazquez
Coinbase Capital Markets is making 24/5 trading available across thousands of stocks.
The wearable technology company is hiring to fill more than 600 roles as it expands internationally and advances its health platform.
Motive Analytics unifies data across physical operations and comes with AI Answers, a tool that can understand and answer natural language questions.
The company has now raised more than $250 million to support the development of autonomous vehicle expressways.
The Los Angeles-based company is using AI to help organizations better detect and respond to harmful online narratives.
The semiconductor company made its Nasdaq debut Thursday, trading under the ticker symbol CBRS as it offered 30 million shares at an initial price of $185 per share.
This collaboration will allow Celonis' customers to build AI agents that can make decisions based on real-time operational context.
Claire Peters, who will step into the executive role later this year, has served in leadership positions for grocery, consumer and retail businesses across four continents throughout her career.
Based on travel spend, the United Arab Emirates represents the ninth largest global market for the AI-native travel and spend management solutions provider.
