
Greg Brockman On OpenAI’s Plan To Win: Compute Rules All
OpenAI president Greg Brockman told the Big Technology AI Summit that the lab with the most compute will ultimately dominate as model capabilities accelerate. The company has earmarked a historic $122 billion raise for datacenter build‑out, underscoring compute as its core competitive moat. Brockman highlighted that current usage—10‑20 million users—is far from planet‑scale, even though ChatGPT already serves billions. He also said pricing will gradually fall, but frontier‑tier AI will stay expensive.

Elon Musk Sold Investors The Future. Now SpaceX Has To Build It.
SpaceX’s debut day on the public market saw its shares jump over 14%, pushing the company’s market value past $2.4 trillion and into the world’s top‑ten firms. The IPO allocated roughly 20% of its shares to retail investors, a share far...

Apple's WWDC Reality: Scaled Down AI Ambitions As The iPhone Remains Dominant
Apple’s WWDC 2026 highlighted a pragmatic shift in its AI strategy, scaling back the ambitious Apple Intelligence vision to features that can be delivered today. The company’s financial engine remains the iPhone, with the iPhone 17 accounting for half of a...

Believe It Or Not, The Government Is Adopting AI to Make Your Life Easier
The piece highlights how U.S. state DMVs and other agencies are rapidly integrating AI to streamline citizen services, from instant background‑removal in license photos to natural‑language search and automated document processing. Pilot projects have moved into production, slashing photo‑capture times...

Join Us at Big Technology's AI Summit in San Francisco on 6-18
Big Technology announced its inaugural AI Summit, scheduled for June 18, 2026 at San Francisco’s historic Commonwealth Club. The event aims to bring together AI innovators, investors, and enterprise leaders for a day of keynotes, panels, and networking. Confirmed speakers...

OpenAI President Greg Brockman on GPT-5.5 “Spud,” AI Model Moats, and a 'Compute Powered Economy'
OpenAI unveiled GPT‑5.5, nicknamed “Spud,” positioning it as a proactive AI that can code, manipulate spreadsheets, and operate browsers with minimal prompting. President Greg Brockman described the model as a “beginning point” toward a compute‑powered economy where autonomous agents handle...

Google Cloud’s NEXT Big Moment
Google Cloud is leveraging rapid AI advances, especially its Gemini model, to accelerate growth, reporting Q4 cloud revenue up 48% to $17.7 billion and a backlog projected at $240 billion by year‑end. The upcoming Cloud Next event in Las Vegas will showcase...