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Amazon Web Services has unveiled its first-ever quantum computing chip that it said is a step toward building practical quantum computers at scale.

The Cupertino, California-based technology giant plans to open a 250,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in 2026 that will produce servers, hire thousands of workers across a variety of fields, and launch a new education initiative. Apple also said it was committed to expanding its data centers across the U.S., which are vital for its ambitious AI plans.

Meta Platforms is reportedly planning on cutting 5% of its workforce as the technology giant looks to continue CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s dramatic overhaul.

The 100-year-old airline’s tech overhaul includes AI concierges, YouTube partnerships, and 10-minute airport trips.

The banking giant has the most AI talent and more AI researchers than its seven biggest competitors combined.

The Palisades nuclear power plan is set to reopen in Michigan as early as next year.

McDonald’s is piloting a new setup of digital kiosks at some U.S. locations that accept both cash and card, with the hopes that they can reduce the cumbersome task of waiting in line, the company told Quartz in an email.

A federal judge said Google’s search engine deals violated antitrust laws. Those deals are big moneymakers.

The FTC is probing eight companies, including Mastercard and JPMorgan Chase, over “surveillance pricing.”