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Un individu à l'aise avec la technologie, fasciné par la robotique et l'intelligence artificielle, avec un fort intérêt pour les progrès technologiques et les innovations émergentes qui façonnent l'avenir. Il recherche des mises à jour approfondies sur les derniers développements et les avancées dans ces domaines.
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Underwater robotics, Gemini 3 Flash, AI funding, Space data centers...
Jeudi 18 décembre 2025 à 11:15
Robotics Frontiers
Skana Robotics enables underwater fleet communication
Skana Robotics has unveiled a decision‑making algorithm that lets fleets of autonomous underwater vehicles exchange data in real time, allowing each vessel to adapt its navigation and mission parameters on the fly. The breakthrough promises tighter coordination for marine research, offshore inspections, and defense operations.
TechCrunch
Unitree launches the first robot app store
Unitree introduced a pioneering “robot app store,” offering downloadable canned actions that users can install on their bots, effectively turning robots into modular platforms akin to smartphones. The marketplace aims to accelerate third‑party innovation and simplify custom behavior deployment for both hobbyists and enterprises.
Tech Radar
Artificial Intelligence Milestones
Gemini 3 Flash raises the bar for generative AI
Google’s Gemini 3 Flash model, announced by Ars Technica and confirmed in Google’s own rollout, delivers faster inference and higher scores on benchmark exams, notably tripling its performance on the Humanity’s Last Exam test. The model is now the default in the Gemini app and available via the Gemini API, signaling Google’s push for more efficient, production‑ready AI services.
Ars Technica
TechCrunch
AI reshapes the entire software development lifecycle in 2025
SD Times reports that AI‑powered coding assistants, security analyzers, and testing generators have become ubiquitous across the software stack, accelerating code creation while also introducing new defect patterns that teams must manage. The analysis highlights both productivity gains and emerging quality‑control challenges as AI tools mature.
SD Times
OpenAI’s funding advantage accelerates its lead
According to The Information, OpenAI has secured a series of multi‑billion‑dollar commitments—from Disney’s $1 billion pledge to prospective $10 billion talks with Amazon—solidifying its financial moat over rivals and enabling rapid scaling of its models and infrastructure.
The Information
Amazon reorganizes its AI division under Peter DeSantis
Financial Times notes that Amazon has appointed Peter DeSantis to head a new “AGI” group, while CNBC reports the departure of Rohit Prasad, the former head of Amazon’s artificial‑general‑intelligence unit, marking a strategic inflection point for the retailer’s AI ambitions.
Financial Times
CNBC
NVIDIA faces a new challenger as OpenAI eyes Trainium chips
Wccftech reveals that OpenAI is negotiating a massive deal to adopt Amazon’s Trainium ASICs, potentially reshaping the AI‑chip landscape and challenging NVIDIA’s dominance in high‑performance AI hardware. The partnership could provide OpenAI with a cost‑effective alternative for its massive inference workloads.
Wccftech
TechCrunch
Technological Advancements
Intel adds experimental AI‑assisted video encoding APIs
The latest release of Intel’s Video Processing Library (libvpl) 2.16 introduces experimental APIs that enable AI‑enhanced video encoding, promising higher compression efficiency and lower latency for streaming and broadcast applications.
Phoronix
Apple leverages memory efficiency to stay ahead in AI hardware
Computer World highlights Apple’s strategy of extracting more performance per gigabyte of RAM, allowing its latest iPhones and Macs to run on‑device AI workloads efficiently despite rising memory costs, giving the company a competitive edge in the AI‑driven market.
Computer World
Emerging Innovations
Billionaires eye space‑based AI data centers
The Verge reports a surge of proposals for gigawatt‑scale AI data centers in orbit, driven by the massive power and cooling demands of terrestrial AI workloads. The concept aims to alleviate land‑use, water, and electricity constraints while opening a new frontier for commercial space infrastructure.
The Verge
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