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Google has open-sourced ML Drift, the GPU engine inside LiteRT, under Apache 2.0. The 40%, 30% and 12% figures are Google's own claims; the old TFLite GPU delegate gets no new features.

T5 Data Centers wants to build a fuel-cell-powered data centre in Chantilly, Virginia. The figures and claims are the applicant's, and the county has not ruled.

Taylor's council voted 5-0 on a 664-acre data-centre and power-plant deal. The land is not yet annexed; the 1 GW and 2028 figures are the developers' claims.

AudioShake says The Refinery turns mixed recordings into speaker-separated, quality-scored training data. Every figure is the company's own; no independent test.

ConvergenciaDigital reports Brazil's R$959m AI supercomputer tender moved from 8 Oct to 4 Nov, with 20% of the score now for national production.

Bitdeer AI says it signed an 8-year agreement for a 60MW data centre in Cyberjaya, Malaysia. Its release says no customer has committed to the capacity yet.

Malaysia's Budget 2027 speech says a sovereign AI cloud is "now being planned", with no cost, size, site, operator or date. Parliament has yet to pass it.

Engineers at ASML and Zeiss published a concept for "hyper NA" chipmaking scanners with an NA of at least 0.75. It is a paper, not a product or an order.

Arista announced Etherlink SU-144, Ethernet racks to link up to 144 AI chips. Every performance figure is Arista's claim; no ship date, price or buyer is given.

Mysteel says China's lithium carbonate supply is falling short of expectations in Q4; SMM says tungsten has one market and two prices. Both are data firms' estimates.