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Meta is expanding its renewable energy portfolio by adding 100 megawatts of solar power to fuel its latest AI data center in South Carolina, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable AI infrastructure.
While AI promises to revolutionize industries and boost productivity, the real battle is for power among tech CEOs. Are these leaders fueling innovation or orchestrating a new era of digital dominance that threatens ethics, privacy, and the future of work?
Kimi has launched a 48-hour free trial for its innovative slide generation tool powered by Google’s advanced Nano Banana Pro AI model, aiming to enhance productivity with AI-driven presentation creation.
Airbus is deploying a critical software fix across its A320 Family fleet following an incident where intense solar radiation threatened flight control data integrity, raising safety concerns.
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While front-facing AI tools like chatbots capture attention, the true value of AI in enterprises lies in discreet backend systems that ensure operational resilience and generate measurable returns by detecting anomalies and automating risk processes.
Gridcare has raised $13.3 million to develop its innovative data platform aimed at identifying and utilizing underused electrical grid capacity, potentially revealing over 100 gigawatts of data center power.
Alibaba has published a comprehensive technical report on its open multimodal model Qwen3-VL, highlighting its proficiency in analyzing extensive video footage and excelling at complex image-based mathematical tasks.
Google aims to double its server capacity every six months to meet soaring AI demand, targeting a 1000-fold increase in AI infrastructure over the next four to five years, according to its AI infrastructure head Amin Vahdat.
Google aims to double its server capacity every six months to meet soaring AI demand, targeting a 1000-fold increase in AI infrastructure over the next four to five years. This ambitious expansion reflects the company’s commitment to maintaining its leadership in AI technology and cloud services.