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Duke Energy's new proposal for data center-specific pricing in North Carolina marks a critical recognition of the unique grid demands imposed by these facilities, aligning with national trends toward tailored utility rules.
X Corp., formerly Twitter, seeks to terminate a 2022 FTC order mandating ongoing privacy compliance reporting amid concerns over user data protection and AI risks.
Huawei plans to challenge Nvidia in South Korea by deploying Atlas SuperPods with 8,192 Ascend 950 AI accelerators, promising triple inference performance at a quarter of the cost.
South Korea’s top memory manufacturers are investing over $550 billion to build new DRAM and NAND fabs, aiming to alleviate global supply constraints and support AI-driven computing growth.
Amid unprecedented heat waves stressing power grids, electric vehicles have shifted from perceived liabilities to critical assets by supplying stored electricity back to the grid.
Finnish quantum startup IQM's Nasdaq listing marks a milestone as Europe's first public quantum company, yet the sector's commercial viability remains unclear.
France and India are actively courting AI tech leaders to establish data centers and cloud infrastructure, signaling a strategic push to anchor AI development within their borders.
A European politician serving on an EU committee investigating spyware abuses was hacked using NSO Group's Pegasus spyware by a government customer, exposing critical risks in spyware oversight.
Recent U.S. startup funding highlights a $1.75 billion strategic round for Houston-based energy startup Joulent, underscoring energy and AI as dominant sectors attracting large capital.
Anthropic introduces Claude Science, an AI workbench consolidating fragmented scientific datasets and tools, signaling a push into AI-driven drug development.
Intel has reportedly fixed critical wafer-to-wafer yield problems on its 18A node, enabling production ramp to 15,000 wafers monthly across two sites, a key step for its next-gen process viability.
Microsoft has established a dedicated AI deployment subsidiary backed by a $2.5 billion commitment, signaling intensified competition in AI infrastructure and service delivery.
Mark Zuckerberg acknowledges slower AI agent development at Meta, coinciding with strategic challenges in cloud computing infrastructure choices.
Investors committed over $200 billion in Q2 2026 alone, marking the second-largest quarter ever, with AI fueling record funding and exit activity worldwide.
Firmus signed a 12-year agreement to supply 600 MW of firm power to Gunvor Group, supported by 1.2 GW of new renewable generation and battery storage, marking a significant step in large-scale clean energy integration.
Valar Atomics successfully powered an Nvidia RTX Spark desktop PC using its Ward 250 nuclear microreactor, marking a first in live nuclear microreactor demonstration. The startup plans a 30MW closed-loop AI data center with Nvidia, eliminating local water use.
Meta aims to monetize its surplus AI compute by offering cloud infrastructure and model access, challenging established hyperscalers in a crowded market.
Taiwanese authorities have detained Super Micro employees over allegations of smuggling Nvidia chips to China, highlighting tensions in tech supply chain security and compliance.
Chinese automaker BYD delivered 557,090 battery-electric vehicles in Q2 2026, outpacing Tesla's estimated 396,500 and reaffirming its global leadership in EV sales.
AMD’s Linux kernel patch reveals integration of low-power cores in upcoming Zen 6 CPUs, adopting a hybrid architecture akin to Intel’s Alder Lake, targeting improved energy efficiency for background tasks.
AI chipmaker Etched has reached a $5 billion valuation after securing $1 billion in contracts for its inference systems, signaling a significant challenge to Nvidia's dominance.
Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 5 advances agentic AI with improved safety and lower costs, positioning itself as a cost-effective alternative to GPT-5.5 and Gemini Pro.
Micron's Sanjay Mehrotra attributes current memory supply shortages to prolonged aggressive pricing demands from customers, which discouraged investment in capacity expansion.
Chamath Palihapitiya’s new AI coding startup secured $135 million in Series A funding, signaling strong investor confidence and his direct operational commitment.