Nigerian telecom provider 9mobile has formally changed its name to T2. The T2 was unveiled on Friday at the “Tech Meets Tenacity” launch event, which was hosted at the Eko Convention Centre in Lagos. Obafemi Banigbe, the CEO of Emerging Markets Telecommunication Services Limited (EMTS), said during the rebranding event that the company’s rebranding initiative marks “the beginning of a bold new chapter.”

Tesla has signed a $16.5 billion agreement with Samsung to produce its next-generation “Al6” processors through 2033, supporting Tesla’s autonomous driving, humanoid robots, and data centres.

The agreement ensures Tesla a steady supply of advanced AI chips while establishing Samsung’s new Texas foundry as a key player, with Elon Musk pledging to optimise production efficiency.

This strategic partnership strengthens both companies’ positions in AI and semiconductor innovation.

The tech giant said in a statement on Wednesday that the tool, driven by Gemini 2.0, supports all publicly available programming languages.

The new service offers 240 conversation requests per day and 180,000 code completions monthly.

According to Google, developers can create without juggling several apps thanks to Gemini create Assist’s direct integration with well-known integrated programming environments (IDEs) including Visual Studio Code and JetBrains.

“Integrated development environments (IDEs) are where developers spend the majority of their time coding,” Google stated.

Now, developers can use the same code completion, generation, and chat features that companies have had for more than a year with the free version of Gemini Code Assist in Visual Studio Code and JetBrains IDEs.

Additionally, the business revealed that Gemini Code Assist for GitHub, which offers AI-assisted code reviews, is now available to the public.

According to the company, the function enforces code standards, identifies coding flaws, and makes improvement suggestions.