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March 17, 2026

8 curated links on AI agents, Python, security, Google Cloud, and engineering, selected by Médéric Hurier.

  1. NVIDIA GTC Keynote 2026

    youtube.com

    Jensen Huang presents the future of accelerated computing, including the Rubin GPU architecture, new physical AI breakthroughs, and agentic systems for industries.

  2. NVIDIA Rubin at GTC 2026: Full Technical Breakdown for ML Engineers

    blog.barrack.ai

    NVIDIA's next-generation Rubin architecture features 336 billion transistors, HBM4 memory with 22 TB/s bandwidth, and a 10x inference cost reduction for MoE models.

  3. NVIDIA Expands Open Model Families to Power the Next Wave of Agentic, Physical and Healthcare AI

    nvidianews.nvidia.com

    NVIDIA introduced new open model families including Nemotron 3 for agentic systems, Cosmos 3 for physical AI, and specialized models for robotics and drug discovery.

  4. Introducing Mistral Small 4

    mistral.ai

    Mistral Small 4 is a new Apache 2.0 licensed multimodal model that unifies reasoning, coding, and general-purpose capabilities with 119B total parameters and a 256k context window.

  5. Engineering the next generation of LinkedIn’s Feed

    linkedin.com

    LinkedIn detailed its transition to a unified retrieval and ranking system powered by fine-tuned LLMs and sequential transformers for personalized content delivery at scale.

  6. BigQuery Studio is more useful than ever, with enhanced Gemini assistant

    cloud.google.com

    Google Cloud updated BigQuery Studio's Gemini assistant with context-aware interoperability, intelligent resource discovery via Dataplex, and instant job troubleshooting capabilities.

  7. Meta planning sweeping layoffs as AI costs mount

    reuters.com

    Meta is reportedly planning layoffs affecting up to 20% of its workforce as it refocuses resources on heavy generative AI infrastructure investments.

  8. Introducing AI Works for Europe

    blog.google

    Google launched a new initiative including a $30 million fund and professional certificates to help European workers and students develop essential AI skills.