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Watching AI Agents From the Inside, and Rewiring the AI Data Centre

Two AI infrastructure launches from 8 October 2026: Goodfire's "inside-out" monitors, which read a model's internal signals to catch harmful agent sessions, reach Baseten customers (all performance figures are Goodfire's own), and Upscale AI unveils Token Fabric, a networking platform for AI data centres with general availability planned for early 2027.

Atlas Atomics Reportedly Raises About $400 Million at Around a $1.9 Billion Valuation

Bloomberg reports, citing people familiar, that nuclear startup Atlas Atomics has raised about $400 million in a Series A at around a $1.9 billion valuation, led by General Catalyst with Andreessen Horowitz. The company has not confirmed it. Who Atlas is, what its own letter says, and what is not known.

Three Big Data-Centre Plans: Sesterce in Finland, and MOUs in Sejong and Maharashtra

Three big data-centre plans from 8 October 2026: Sesterce's planned "over €10 billion" AI campus at a former paper mill in Jämsä, Finland; a 7 trillion won, 360 MW memorandum of understanding (MOU) in Sejong, South Korea (reported); and ReNew's MOU with the government of Maharashtra for a proposed ₹70,000 crore, 750 MW green data-centre park (reported). All three are plans, not finished deals. Here is what each says and what it leaves open.

Samsung’s Record Quarter and AWS’s Linux Foundation Seat: Two Signs of How AI Is Reshaping Big Tech

Samsung's third-quarter guidance points to about ₩107.4 trillion in operating profit on ₩195 trillion of sales, up from ₩12.17 trillion a year ago, with AI data-centre memory demand credited. AWS becomes a Platinum member of the Linux Foundation, with a board seat. What the numbers say and what they leave out.

AI Infrastructure Check: CoreWeave Enters India, Bell’s 1.2 GW Plan, Applied Digital’s Debt and Meta’s 4,500 MW Louisiana Load

CoreWeave plans 240 MW in Navi Mumbai, Bell Canada's Regina campus could reach 1.2 GW with its own gas plant, and Applied Digital reported $341.9 million in quarterly revenue alongside $6.4 billion of debt. Meanwhile the bond financing Meta's Louisiana data centre hit a record low, and Entergy's CEO let slip that the site will draw 4,500 MW. What each company confirmed, and what is reported.

Who Pays for AI’s Power? Duke’s Data-Centre Deal, Google in Indiana and the Rush to On-Site Gas

Duke Energy, Amazon, Google and Microsoft have filed a North Carolina settlement that makes big data centres pay upfront, sign 10–15 year contracts and accept some power cuts. Indiana approved Google paying the full cost of serving a 390 MW site, and a bipartisan Senate bill would make data centres pay for the grid upgrades they trigger. And gas equipment is being shipped straight to AI projects: a 380 MW Doosan turbine for SpaceXAI and 282 MW of Wärtsilä engines. What is agreed and what still needs approval.

Data-Centre Build-Out and Pushback: AirTrunk’s $1B Japan Expansion and Finland’s Halt on Google Groundwork

AirTrunk is adding $1B to its 300MW+ TOK1 campus in Japan for liquid-cooled AI, backed by a green loan. In Finland, the regulator has told Google's subsidiary to stop groundwork at two data-centre sites until environmental reviews finish. What each confirms and what it shows about where AI infrastructure can be built.

Minerva’s ~$10M pre-seed: humanoids for jobs people should not walk into

Minerva Humanoids’ company release says it raised about $10 million in pre-seed funding led by General Catalyst to build Roger, a semi-autonomous VR-teleoperated humanoid aimed at hazardous energy and public-safety work, with paid pilots launching in the fall.

Black Hills’ $1.8bn gas build for Google’s Cheyenne data centre

Black Hills Corp. says it signed definitive agreements through 2048 to serve a planned Google data centre in Cheyenne, Wyoming, investing $1.8bn in 564 MW of company-owned natural gas generation. Company-reported.

Google’s 890 MW nuclear uprates deal with Constellation: more power from plants already running

Google says a new power purchase agreement with Constellation will finance uprates at six US nuclear plants, adding 890 MW of firm clean capacity to PJM before end-2032. Figures are company-reported.

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