Chips wobble while robots load up on open-source brains

Nvidia defends $200 amid a semiconductor bear market, a 27,500-GPU national AI factory breaks cover, and robot training data goes handheld.

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  • Nvidia tests $200

    NVDA is trying to stabilize above $200 after the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell about 10% in a week and entered a technical bear market, down more than 20% from its June peak.

  • A national-scale AI factory

    Nvidia and Noetra Corp. are launching a Vera Rubin AI factory with 13,750 Vera CPUs and 27,500 Rubin GPUs aimed at national physical AI workloads.

  • LeRobot gets Nvidia's stack

    Nvidia and Hugging Face expanded their collaboration to fold Nvidia's robotics stack - foundation models, teleoperation, simulation - into the open-source LeRobot library.

  • Xiaomi's 100,000 hours of handheld data

    Xiaomi-Robotics-1 was trained on motion data collected by people using camera-equipped handheld grippers rather than robots - a cheap path to embodied training data.

  • A 38B embodied model goes open

    A 38-billion-parameter open-source embodied AI model unifies scene generation, robot transfer, video generation and image editing in one system.

  • Kimi K3 runs out of compute

    Moonshot AI temporarily stopped accepting new subscriptions after demand pushed available capacity to its limits.