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Huawei to double its AI chips as NVIDIA faces ban in China
Read more: Huawei to double its AI chips as NVIDIA faces ban in ChinaHuawei plans on doubling its production of AI chips as NVIDIA, its rival, faces a ban in China.
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NVIDIA invests $5B in Intel, with plan of codesigning chips.
Read more: NVIDIA invests $5B in Intel, with plan of codesigning chips.Intel appeared to get a lifeline from NVIDIA. The companies announced an investment of $5 billion by NVIDIA, plus plans for co-designing chips. The agreement still must be approved by federal regualators. Press Release from NVIDIA: NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) today announced a collaboration to jointly develop multiple generations of custom…
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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is a custodian for document discovery in Nazemian copyright suit
Read more: NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is a custodian for document discovery in Nazemian copyright suitWell, things are starting to get interesting in the Nazemian lawsuit against NVIDIA. Magistrate Judge Sallie Han just ruled that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is a custodian for the purposes of document discovery from NVIDIA. Will be quite interesting what information related to training and copyright turn up.
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Google, NVIDIA file their motions to dismiss state law claims of YouTube creators Millette
Read more: Google, NVIDIA file their motions to dismiss state law claims of YouTube creators MilletteGoogle and NVIDIA both filed their motions to dismiss Millette’s state law claims. Millette didn’t oppose a similar motion in its third lawsuit against OpenAI. So, we should expect Millette won’t do so here, either. That would leave only the claim for federal copyright infringement in each of the three lawsuits.
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Judge Tigar issues protective order for Nazemian, Dubus lawsuits v. NVIDIA
Read more: Judge Tigar issues protective order for Nazemian, Dubus lawsuits v. NVIDIAJudge Tigar issued the protective order related to discovery in the lawsuits for Nazemian and Dubus against NVIDIA. This is pretty standard for these cases.
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Jensen Huang previews the future of AI–and robots at CES 2025
Read more: Jensen Huang previews the future of AI–and robots at CES 2025Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, gave a bold preview of what he envisions for the future of AI and robots at CES 2025. Sporting a glittery leather jacket, Huang dazzled the audience.
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Judge Tigar allows NVIDIA to file summary judgment motion on fair use, before class certification decided
Read more: Judge Tigar allows NVIDIA to file summary judgment motion on fair use, before class certification decidedJudge Tigar issued an interesting order today in Nazemian v. NVIDIA, allowing NVIDIA to file a motion for summary judgment on its fair use defense before the court considers whether to certify a class of plaintiffs. Neal Katyal, the former Acting Solicitor General, is one of the attorneys representing NVIDIA. Other than ROSS Intelligence’s upcoming…
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DOJ to investigate NVIDIA, FTC to investigate Microsoft, OpenAI for antitrust concerns
Read more: DOJ to investigate NVIDIA, FTC to investigate Microsoft, OpenAI for antitrust concernsAntitrust has become a hot area of law under the Biden Administration. The New York Times reports that Microsoft, OpenAI, and NVIDIA are under investigation. Interestingly, the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission are working out an arrangement by which DOJ investigates Microsoft and OpenAI, while the FTC investigates NVIDIA. “After a similar deal…
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NVIDIA hires Neal Katyal for defense in AI copyright lawsuit
Read more: NVIDIA hires Neal Katyal for defense in AI copyright lawsuitNVIDIA just hit $3 trillion in market cap, the second largest amount for a U.S. public company behind Microsoft and eclipsing even Apple. NVIDIA also recently hired Neal Katyal, the former Acting Solicitor General and current partner at Hogen Lovells, to be a part of the defense team in the AI copyright lawsuit Nazemian v.…
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Copyright lawsuits v. AI cos. hits 24 total. Cafferty Clobes firm files Dubus v. Nvidia and Makkai v. Databricks. (Complaints PDFs)
Read more: Copyright lawsuits v. AI cos. hits 24 total. Cafferty Clobes firm files Dubus v. Nvidia and Makkai v. Databricks. (Complaints PDFs)On May 2, 2024, the law firm of Cafferty Clobes Meriwether & Sprengel filed two new copyright lawsuits against AI companies. Both are proposed class actions in the Northern District of California. Dubus III v. Nvidia: Authors of books allege their books were used without permission in training Nvidia’s AI model NeMo based on the…