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Coverage of AI infrastructure: data centres, GPU clouds, power and energy supply, chip supply chains and the financing behind the build-out.
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Cadence Says Maestro AI Models Lift Chip Design Quality Up to 30%
Cadence has launched Maestro, chip design AI models built partly on NVIDIA Nemotron that customers can run on-premises. Early access starts in Q4.
Pohang Opens an Automated Centre to Grade Used EV Batteries
A new centre in Pohang, South Korea, is designed to test more than 150 used EV batteries a day and sort them for reuse or for recycling.
Reuters: Vietnam’s First Chip Fab Set to Miss 2027 Trial Target
Reuters sources say Viettel's chip fab, Vietnam's first, will probably miss its 2027 trial run, with no ASML deal yet. Viettel says it is on schedule.
Wyden Releases Draft Bills to Expand Jobless Aid and Tax Data Centres
Senator Ron Wyden has released draft bills to widen US unemployment support for workers hit by AI and to put a new excise tax on data centres.
One ChatGPT Query Uses About 0.34 Wh, Altman Says. Here Is the Scale
OpenAI's Sam Altman puts an average ChatGPT query at about 0.34 Wh. How that compares with a search, a kettle and a phone, and what it adds up to at scale.
SpaceX Filing: SpaceXAI Unit Faces Up to $6.1m Mississippi Penalties
A SpaceX filing says Mississippi is seeking stormwater-permit penalties from SpaceXAI affiliate MZX Tech, with preliminary exposure of about $6.1m.
Ukraine’s PM Orders Every State Body to Form a Cyber Security Team
Ukraine's PM Serhiy Koretskyi has ordered all executive bodies to form cyber security teams, saying about ten Kyiv data centres were damaged in September.
Tech for Good This Week: Cancer AI, Hospital Drones and New MXenes
Batteries beat gas at Australia's evening peak, a personalised mRNA therapy cut melanoma risk 42% and police hit scam networks: the week's tech for good.
Flexible Perovskite Solar Modules Reach 20.2% at Commercial Size
A Soochow University team reports certified flexible perovskite solar modules at 20.2% on a 750 cm² device that passed IEC stability tests. A lab result.
Batteries Beat Gas at Australia’s Evening Peak, AEMO Says
Grid batteries beat gas at Australia's NEM evening peak for the first time, AEMO says, as renewables hit a record 44.3% and prices fell 27%.
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