Meta’s Muse Agent, Qualcomm’s $60B AI Chip Deal & Oracle’s Rough Week
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Meta launches Muse, an autonomous AI agent built to handle real-world tasks — a major signal of where agentic AI is headed next. Qualcomm locks in an AI chip supply deal with Amazon worth up to $60 billion, while Oracle faces a tough stretch: enterprise spending cuts turn up in the latest ETR survey, and a House panel subpoenas Oracle executives over a $17 billion VA health record system overrun.
Hosted by Mike Vizard, with Jon Swartz, Teri Robinson, and Elizabeth Safran.
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