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The FBI says a listening device was found in an OpenAI conference room and an employee was arrested. Plus SK Hynix down 8.8% and a 4-1 FERC vote on Duke.
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Up to 1.5GW, and Fluidstack says it sought no tax abatements.
The other $223M is a Series B led by ARCHIV with NVIDIA taking part. CTBC led the credit facility.
Jev is a non-text model. Oxide raised $445M for racks. Hydro-Québec is in a power struggle with Google.
TensorWave's binding lease covers 222MW, with up to 650MW more, and the draft environmental impact statement is done, the American Nuclear Society reports.
Operating profit for Q3 is estimated at 107.4tn won, its fourth record quarter in a row.
More than 33,000 were rated critical or high severity, and vetted teams now get Mythos 5.1.
An 18 March briefing, a 1 April MOU and a proposed $32B Queensland campus.
David Robinson oversaw safety reports for 12 frontier-model launches before resigning.
Firmus is also seeking a concurrent Nasdaq listing, as multiple AI companies pursue public listings.
More than 100 organisations, including Microsoft and JPMorgan, are using it at launch.
The move gives Macquarie exposure to Zerra's 2GW Asia-Pacific pipeline across Australia, Japan and India.
CEO Sanjay Mehrotra said demand will exceed supply through 2027, with HBM prices above 2026.
A non-zero chance of extinction apparently comes with a $2T valuation.
Revenue jumped 12x to $4.6B. They still burned through $8 billion. And they're planning to spend half a trillion more.
OpenShell brings agentic control to the masses
Seven years, $11.6B, zero hyperscalers, and a new price floor other AI labs will negotiate against.
Cases span several countries, Australia included, as the company reviews months of activity for a cause.
Duke Energy alone signed 7.6GW of data centre deals and is constructing 14GW by 2031—mostly fossil fuel.
950 agents, 210 million tokens, and a bacteriophage discovery that took humans months to miss.
Crusoe closed a $3.9B Series F and signed a $65M-a-year inference deal with Thinking Machines Lab.
Electricity demand forecast just jumped 69%, and it's almost entirely because of compute.
Because a new "most powerful model yet" in combination with attempted regulatory capture is a hell of a pre-public offering marketing tool.
Amodei proposed independent AI safety evaluators and global coordination. Huang publicly said no.
An AI chatbot invented nuclear weapons components on a Chinese ship. Human review stopped it. Barely.
