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Google DeepMind Gives Up to 200 European Researchers Access to Its Frontier Models, Plus $3M in Compute Credits

Google DeepMind and Google Cloud will give up to 200 European researchers frontier-model access and $3M in compute credits via the EU's RAISE scheme.

Inworld Launches Inworld Inference, an API It Says Is Built for Consumer AI Apps

Inworld has opened Inworld Inference, an API for running open AI models in consumer apps. It says it is faster and cheaper than the median provider.

Anthropic Opens an Office in Singapore and Signs an AI Safety MOU With the Government

Anthropic has opened an office in Singapore and signed an MOU with the Ministry of Digital Development and Information covering AI safety and evaluation.

OpenAI Says AI Agents Now Account for More Than Half of Its EU Enterprise Use, in an Analysis of Its Own Customer Data

OpenAI's analysis of its own EU customer data says Codex and ChatGPT Work generate over half of enterprise output tokens. Not independent research.

Tata Power Says It Has a 2.8 GW+ Data-Centre Opportunity Pipeline Across 18 Operators, and Is Upgrading Mumbai’s Grid

Tata Power says it has a data-centre opportunity pipeline of over 2.8 GW across 18 operators and is upgrading Mumbai's grid under a Rs 15,000 crore plan.

ASML Warns Its Planned Supply for 2027 and 2028 “Will Not Fully Meet” Customer Demand as AI Drives Record Sales

ASML posted record Q3 sales of €11.7bn and warned its planned supply for 2027 and 2028 "will not fully meet" customer demand, driven by AI spending.

Gartner Forecasts More Than $3.5 Trillion of AI Infrastructure Spending Could Face Write-Downs by 2030

Gartner forecasts more than $3.5tn of AI infrastructure spending could face write-downs by 2030 and predicts over 80% of neoclouds will lose independence.

Ride On Express Says Data on Up to About 6.5 Million Gin no Sara Customers May Have Leaked After a Server Attack

Gin no Sara operator Ride On Express says data on up to about 6.5 million users may have leaked. Cards weren't affected; online orders are paused.

PAC Chair Warns AI Is Approaching Government “Like a Tsunami” as Ageing IT and Skills Gaps Hold Whitehall Back

The Public Accounts Committee chair's annual report says AI is approaching government "like a tsunami" and warns of a lack of urgency on ageing IT.

Ampath Confirms a Cybersecurity Incident; Attacker Claims It Stole More Than 80 Million Patient Records

South African lab Ampath confirms a cybersecurity incident that may have exposed patient data. Attacker ByteToBreach claims over 80 million records.

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