TensorWave, an AI infrastructure startup, has raised $100 million in a Series A funding round to build the world's largest liquid-cooled deployment of AMD Instinct MI325X GPUs. The company aims to address critical AI infrastructure bottlenecks and plans to scale its data centers powered by AMD technology, targeting a 20-fold revenue increase. AMD has expressed support for TensorWave's initiative. Meanwhile, Google is expanding the reach of its Gemini AI, which currently has 35 million daily users, by integrating it into a wide range of devices including cars, watches, televisions, headsets, glasses, and earbuds. The car version of Gemini AI will first be available on Android Auto in the coming months and later on Google built-in systems. This expansion is part of Google's broader AI strategy, with further updates expected at the upcoming Google I/O event, including the anticipated Gemini 2.5 Pro update.