News Zprávy: 27 Říjen 2025 - 4 Listopad 2025

November 18, 2025, 4:36 AM EST. NVIDIA unveiled Apollo, a family of open AI physics models designed to accelerate industrial and computational engineering. Enabled by NVIDIA AI infrastructure, the models aim to add real-time capabilities to simulation software across sectors such as semiconductor manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, energy, and climate research. Apollo includes physics-optimized models tailored for scalability, performance, and accuracy, spanning electronic devices, structural mechanics, weather and climate, CFD, electromagnetics, and multiphysics simulations. The lineup integrates AI architectures like neural operators, transformers, and diffusion methods with domain knowledge, and will offer pretrained checkpoints, reference workflows, training, inference, and benchmarking tools. Industry leaders including Applied Materials, Cadence, LAM Research, Siemens, Synopsys and others will train and deploy on NVIDIA AI models, leveraging accelerating surrogate models and digital twins for faster design and optimization.

November 18, 2025, 4:30 AM EST. Arm has joined Nvidia's NVLink Fusion ecosystem, allowing Arm IP portfolios and future server CPUs to connect natively to Nvidia GPUs via NVLink. The move gives Arm licensees a turnkey path to build CPUs that plug into Nvidia's AI accelerators, while letting Arm compete inside Nvidia-based systems alongside Grace, Vera, and even Intel Xeon. Nvidia executives say NVLink Fusion reduces design complexity, lowers costs, and speeds time to market for hyperscalers and sovereign cloud builders seeking custom, GPU-coherent infrastructure. Arm benefits by strengthening its ISA licensing position and creating a compelling option for customers who want Arm CPUs tightly integrated with Nvidia GPUs. Previously, Nvidia's Grace CPUs were the only compatible processors for NVLink, but this integration broadens ecosystem gravity and future-proofing for Arm in AI/HPC workloads.

November 18, 2025, 4:28 AM EST. C3.ai, Inc. (AI) closed at $13.44, down 4.48% versus a 0.92% loss for the S&P 500. The shares underperformed the Dow (-1.18%) and Nasdaq (-0.84%). Over the past month, AI has fallen about 20.55%, lagging the Computers - IT Services sector's 1.64% gain and the S&P 500's 1.48% rise. Investors eye the December 3, 2025 earnings release, with EPS forecast at -$0.33 (a 450% year-over-year decline) and revenue of $75.14 million, down ~20% from the prior year. For the full year, Zacks Consensus projects - $1.33 EPS and $299.06 million revenue, signaling sizable declines. The stock carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold).

November 18, 2025, 4:26 AM EST. Samsung has kicked off an early Black Friday deal on the Galaxy Tab S11, slashing the 256GB Wi-Fi model to $709 from $859. Touted as Samsung's flagship Android tablet, the Tab S11 competes with the iPad Pro and serves as the premier alternative for those who want Android with a premium display. The 11-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel delivers deep blacks, high contrast, and HDR for movies and design work. At a slim 5.5mm, it's remarkably portable, with the included S Pen offering improved grip and pressure sensitivity for notes and sketches. Powered by a 3nm MediaTek chip, it promises strong performance and efficiency, plus IP68 water/dust resistance. This deal signals a rare, record-low price on a flagship Android tablet as the season unfolds.

November 18, 2025, 4:24 AM EST. Google Play Services v25.45 rolls out with changes across Account Management, Health & Fitness, Wallet, and Google Play. Highlights include bug fixes for Account Management on Android, new developer features to support Health & Fitness processes in apps, and Wallet improvements such as reporting transactions and a country dropdown for passes. Union Pay support is added to payments autofill. Wallet access expands to more countries on Wear OS. Google Play Store also adds the ability to view upcoming sports events on app details pages and a new option to ask the community questions about games. The update emphasizes reliability and better cross-device integration for Android users.