Electricians and school boards are cashing the AI boom's checks, while the rest of U.S. growth barely moves without data-center...
Jacob Coxon left Anthropic two months after OpenAI, saying the safety lab is racing toward self-improving AI it cannot yet control.
Exowatt CEO Hannan Happi says a year of grid delay costs a hyperscaler $12 billion, as gas-fired AI campuses stall on turbines, permits, and neighbors.
Philips made Shez Partovi its first chief AI officer while hiring Laura Matz from Merck KGaA to industrialize technology, leaving AI with the informatics business.
Chrome 153 begins a two-week release cycle aimed at shrinking Chromium's N-day patch gap, a clock Edge, Firefox, and WebView2 now share.
Greeley and Windsor are using water service to chase Global AI’s Weld County campus, even after packed rooms in both towns told them to refuse it.
Palantir is routing commercial sovereign AI through Nebius, putting specialist GPU inference inside its perimeter for customers who want open models they.
Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas is being read as a chatbot sermon. The text judges the scoring tools Catholic hospitals already run.
Bitcoin ETFs took $986.9 million in a week. Figure, Chime, and Paymentus still need stablecoin law and on-chain credit plumbing, not another IBIT session.
AI lab chiefs want mandatory DNA-order screening, but the US never replaced its 2024 rule and China still holds about a third of the shops.
Anthropic walked away from a $6 billion Decart bid after diligence, leaving Nvidia and Amazon still on both the efficiency startup and Claude's compute bill.