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Eric Bauza death cause: What killed the voice behind Looney Tunes, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck suddenly at 46?
Eric Bauza Looney Tunes actor dies: Eric Bauza, the Emmy-winning voice actor best known for voicing Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and other Looney Tunes characters, has died at 46. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner identified hypertensive cardiovascular disease as the cause of death and classified the manner of death as natural.
Who was Eric Bauza? Emmy award-winning voice actor behind Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and more dies at 46
Canadian voice actor Eric Bauza has passed away at the age of 46, leaving behind a legacy of characters. His family announced the news on Instagram, providing no details regarding the cause of death. Bauza achieved significant success throughout his 25-year career, voicing many iconic characters in various programs. He won three Emmy Awards in recent years for his exceptional voice work.
Nvidia acquired synthetic-data startup Gretel in 2025 for more than its $320 million valuation; who were its founders?
It was founded in 2019 by Alex Watson, John Myers and Ali Golshan. Gretel had raised more than $67 million in venture capital funding before the acquisition. The original idea behind the startup was to make it easier for developers to use data that companies could not freely share due to privacy concerns or compliance rules.
The real reason NVIDIA Omniverse is changing game development has nothing to do with creativity
NVIDIA's Omniverse highlights a growing shift in game development, where AI is being used less for creativity and more for efficiency. As game production costs rise and development cycles lengthen, studios are adopting AI-powered workflows to streamline collaboration, accelerate content creation, reduce bottlenecks, and bring games to market faster without replacing human creativity.
Stellantis expands AI manufacturing push with Accenture and NVIDIA
Stellantis’ partnership with Accenture and NVIDIA highlights a broader shift in the AI industry beyond chatbots and copilots toward industrial systems, digital twins and AI-driven manufacturing. The collaboration reflects growing enterprise interest in using simulation, real-time data and physical AI to build smarter, more adaptive manufacturing operations at scale.
Dell expands AI factory with NVIDIA to push enterprise AI beyond experiments
At Dell Technologies World 2026, Dell Technologies announced a major expansion of its Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, introducing new infrastructure, AI-ready data platforms, and ecosystem partnerships designed to help enterprises scale AI deployments beyond experimental stages. The company unveiled Dell Deskside Agentic AI for secure local AI operations, expanded support for NVIDIA OpenShell, launched the PowerRack AI infrastructure platform, and introduced new storage and analytics solutions.
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Japan proves the next influencer economy may not involve humans at all
Japan is witnessing a surge in AI-powered virtual influencers, with companies like Aww Inc. developing autonomous digital personalities for advertising and entertainment. These AI creators offer brands consistency and scalability, operating 24/7 without human limitations. This trend signals a potential shift in the creator economy towards synthetic talent.
L&T Technology Services launches Nvidia-powered digital twin platform for advanced respiratory diagnostics
L&T Technology Services has launched a new AI platform. This digital twin technology creates a 3D model of lungs from CT scans. It helps doctors plan surgeries and diagnose respiratory issues with more accuracy. The platform combines L&T's medical expertise with NVIDIA's AI infrastructure. This innovation promises to improve patient care and surgical outcomes for lung-related conditions.
ABB teams up with Nvidia to improve factory robot training
ABB and Nvidia are joining forces to make industrial robot simulations more realistic. This collaboration aims to bridge the gap between virtual training and actual factory performance. The new technology will help companies save time and money by reducing the need for physical prototypes. A pilot program with Foxconn is already underway.
Air taxi startup ePlane eyes $40-50 million round, Speciale Invest co-leads
Deeptech investor Speciale Invest is in discussions to co-lead the private round, along with other investors, sources said. The Chennai-based startup, incubated in IIT Madras, has already secured board approval for a $15-20 million convertible tranche that it aims to close next month.
L&T shares in focus on Nvidia partnership to build India’s largest gigawatt-scale AI factory
Larsen & Toubro has announced a proposed venture with Nvidia under the IndiaAI Mission to build a sovereign, scalable gigawatt-scale AI infrastructure. The initiative combines L&T’s engineering strengths with Nvidia’s AI stack to support secure, production-grade AI deployment across industries, positioning India as a strategic global AI hub.
AI data centres could spur Internet era-type job boom, says Nvidia’s Jensen Huang
The CEO of the AI major said AI infrastructure would create jobs across construction, supply chains, operations, and innovation, alongside direct employment. His comments follow the Union Budget 2026, which has extended tax holidays for data centre investments, a move expected to attract up to $200 billion into India
Nvidia stock surges amid Blackwell-driven AI boom and Q3 revenue hits $57 billion
Nvidia stock rose after strong Q3 2026 results, with revenue of $57 billion and a 22% quarterly jump. Growth came from data centers, gaming, and AI platforms powered by Blackwell architecture. Profits, cash flow, and shareholder returns were strong. Nvidia expanded globally, launched new AI supercomputers, and partnered with top tech companies, showing leadership in AI and advanced computing.
Elon Musk's xAI hires Nvidia experts to develop advanced ‘world models’
Elon Musk’s AI startup, xAI, is developing advanced “world models” that help AI understand and interact with physical environments. To do this, xAI hired experts from Nvidia experienced in training AI with videos and robot data. Nvidia leads this field with its Omniverse simulation platform.
HCLTech integrates Nvidia AI software with GenAI solutions
These integrations are designed to accelerate AI adoption in enterprises by optimising software development and boosting engineering productivity, a company statement said.
‘Generative AI a smarter way of doing business’
Deloitte is establishing a global AI Simulation Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru, leveraging India's talent pool and the presence of Fortune 500 companies. The investment ranges from $5 to $10 million, excluding personnel costs. The CoE will enhance client engagement through Gen AI-driven insights and interactive simulations.
Spotlight on Blackwell GPU, Groot at Nvidia techfest
Nvidia announced its most powerful Blackwell chip capable of processing trillion-parameter AI models upto 30 times faster and at one-fourth use of power. Meanwhile, the makers of humanoid robots can now use Nvidia's Project Groot, consisting of a new computer based on Blackwell, which will allow robots to understand natural language and copy human movements by observing them.
Nvidia unveils powerful Blackwell Chip: All you need to know
Jensen Huang introduced the Blackwell chip for trillion-parameter AI models, with partnerships from tech giants like Google and Microsoft. The chip powers India's Shakti Cloud and boasts impressive performance metrics compared to its predecessor.
Cognizant, Nvidia tap generative AI to boost drug discoveries
Cognizant said it aims to give clients access to a suite of model-making services, including pretrained models, cutting-edge frameworks, and APIs, that offers clients the quickest path to train and customize enterprise models using their proprietary data.
Nvidia adds generative AI to power humanoid robots
Nvidia unveiled a platform for human-like robots with genAI like Project GR00T, targeting heavy industries. It includes Jetson Thor, the Isaac platform, reinforcement learning, and pre-trained robotics models with multi-camera sensing capabilities.
AI fused with trade data may finally smooth clunky supply chains
Some three years after a series of trade disruptions, language-learning models and generative AI have come forward at a time when governments and companies are looking for such tools to manage the supply lines.
World’s most valuable chipmaker Nvidia unveils more AI products after $184-billion rally
The wide-ranging new lineup includes an AI supercomputer platform called DGX GH200, which will help tech companies create successors to ChatGPT.
Cartoon Network’s ‘Ben 10’ set to return on Netflix US, check release date here
Cartoon Network’s famous show Ben 10 will be streaming on Netflix from June 10. Here are the details.
Deep tech SaaS firm Spyne bags $7 million funding from Accel, others
Spyne plans to use the funds to acquire more talent, for global expansion including in the United States, and to set up a computer vision lab for deeper research and development (R&D).
Early birds that’ve immersed in metaverse
The metaverse will be an expansive space encapsulating instances of augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and even mixed reality (MR) — a mix of AR and VR.
Conversational AI will be the foundation for experience delivery in metaverse: Kore.ai’s Raj Koneru
"Conversational AI is being deployed to enable chatbots and now increasingly to enable voice bots," Koneru said.
Companies going big on NFT gaming; will the craze continue?
According to reports, the marketplace is slated to launch later this year
Nvidia doubles down on software tools for crafting virtual worlds
The Omniverse tools help various apps used to create three-dimensional worlds, such as software from Adobe Inc, work better together while running on chips made by Nvidia.
Apart from Facebook, who else is building the metaverse?
The metaverse broadly refers to the idea of a shared virtual platform that people can access through different devices.
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