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VESSL AI Plans a Vera Rubin NVL72 Cluster in H1 2027 and 200,000 GPUs by 2030
Seoul Economic Daily and Edaily say VESSL AI plans a Vera Rubin NVL72 cluster in H1 2027 and 200,000 GPUs by 2030. Targets, not done deals.
NVIDIA Releases Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, an Open 120B Multimodal MoE for Agents
NVIDIA released Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, an open 120B multimodal MoE for agents. Benchmark and partner figures are NVIDIA and partner claims.
X Says It Suspended More Than 13,000 Accounts in Three Suspected Foreign Influence Operations Targeting US Politics
X says it suspended more than 13,000 accounts in three suspected foreign influence operations it links to Iran, Russia and China, ahead of the US midterms.
Tim Cook Says the First Apple Intelligence Features Have Been Approved in China, With a Beta Due Later This Month
Tim Cook told The Paper the first Apple Intelligence features are approved in China, with a beta due in October. Apple says Siri AI won't be offered there.
Elon Musk Says Micron Has Been ‘Reasonable’ on Memory Prices While ‘Others Have Been Extortionate’
Elon Musk praised Micron on X and said "others have been extortionate" on memory prices. He did not name any other company.
TP-Link Tells the FCC It Could Assemble Wi-Fi 8 Routers in the US by Next Year, if It Gets Conditional Approval
In a letter to the FCC, TP-Link proposes assembling Wi-Fi 8 routers in the US by next year, tied to Conditional Approval under the foreign router ban.
Tether Paid About $6.3 Million to Nxum, a Firm Bo Hines Co-Owned While at the White House, the WSJ Reports; Nxum Denies Hines Got...
The Wall Street Journal reports Tether paid about $6.3m to Nxum, a firm Bo Hines co-owned while at the White House. Nxum denies Hines got Tether money.
Senate Finance Democrats Ask Meta to Justify Billions in R&D Tax Credits Linked to Its AI Data Centres
Seven Senate Finance Democrats asked Meta to justify claiming R&D tax credits for AI data centres, after reports it called them "pilot models".
Hyperliquid’s Jeff Yan Says US Rules Should Cover the Firms Running Markets on His Blockchain, Not the Network Itself
Hyperliquid founder Jeff Yan told Bloomberg US rules should apply to firms that run markets on his blockchain, not the network itself, CoinDesk reports.
Australia’s ASIC Opens Consultation on Proposed Rules for Crypto Platforms Ahead of Its New Digital Asset Law
ASIC's CP 392 sets out proposed guidance and standards for digital asset and tokenised custody platforms before Australia's new law starts on 8 April 2027.
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