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Maximilian Schreiner
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Nov 12, 2025
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Read full article about: Google introduces Private AI Compute to protect user data during AI inference

Google is introducing a cloud-based system called Private AI Compute designed to protect user data during AI processing. Jay Yagnik, Google's Vice President of AI Innovation, said the technology runs tasks inside an isolated environment that no one - not even Google - can access.

The system uses Google's own TPUs along with Titanium Intelligence Enclaves for encrypted data handling, building on the company’s existing privacy and security framework.

Early applications appear on Pixel devices, including Magic Cue and the Recorder app, which now supports more languages. The goal is to let Gemini models deliver their full performance without exposing personal data. Google has also published a technical brief outlining the system's architecture and privacy safeguards.

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Matthias Bastian
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Nov 11, 2025
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Read full article about: Gamma pockets $68 million to solve one of the world's biggest problems: Powerpoint decks

Gamma, a startup that uses AI to automate the creation of presentations and websites, has raised $68 million in a new funding round led by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. The company is now valued at $2.1 billion. Founded in 2020, Gamma says it has reached 70 million users, including 600,000 paying customers, and brings in $100 million in annual revenue. The company has been profitable since 2023.

The fresh capital will go toward expanding Gamma's product lineup for corporate clients, supporting international growth, and hiring AI talent. Gamma originally launched as a tool to streamline traditional presentations, but since March 2023, its main focus has shifted to generative AI.

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Matthias Bastian
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Nov 8, 2025
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Read full article about: Anthropic expands its European footprint with new offices in Paris and Munich

Anthropic is ramping up its European operations, opening new offices in Paris and Munich to build on its presence in the region. These locations join existing hubs in London, Dublin, and Zurich, and will act as regional centers for sales, partnerships, and policy engagement.

The company says the EMEA market is its fastest-growing segment, with sales jumping more than ninefold over the past year. To support this growth, Anthropic is putting together a dedicated leadership team for Europe, naming Pip White to lead Northern Europe and Thomas Remy for Southern Europe.

Anthropic now operates twelve offices worldwide. In Europe, major customers like BMW, SAP, Sanofi, and Doctolib are already using the Claude AI model for software development, network management, and other tasks. Anthropic is also working with organizations such as TUM.ai and Unaite.

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Matthias Bastian
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Nov 7, 2025
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Read full article about: Google's Gemini API now supports file search with custom data

Google has added a File Search Tool to the Gemini API, allowing developers to query their own documents using a vector database. The tool manages storing files, splitting them up, searching for relevant content, and inserting that information into Gemini's responses. Supported file types include PDF, DOCX, TXT, and JSON. The tool is free to use, except for a small fee when indexing data ($0.15 per million tokens). Source references are included automatically in the responses.

Google says the main use cases are internal search systems and chatbots that need to answer questions based on specific company documents. Developers can find more information in the documentation or test out the demo in Google AI Studio.

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Maximilian Schreiner
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Nov 7, 2025
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Read full article about: Meta launches AI video feed "Vibes" in Europe through its Meta AI app

Meta is bringing its AI video feed Vibes to Europe through the Meta AI app. Every clip on Vibes is generated by artificial intelligence - users can create short videos from text prompts, remix existing ones, add music, and adjust the visual style. Over time, the feed learns what users like and tailors its suggestions accordingly. Finished clips can be shared directly in the app or posted to Instagram and Facebook.

Vibes first launched in the U.S. in September 2025. The Meta AI app also includes the company’s AI assistant, plus tools for image editing and managing Meta’s AI glasses. By comparison, OpenAI has separated its own AI video experience into the standalone Sora app, which isn’t yet available in the EU.

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