Anthropic joins AI’s natural gas frenzy, buys $3.4B worth of turbines
Anthropic is spending $3.4B on Caterpillar gas turbines for 1.7 GW of power — a pivot from renting compute as grid queues stretch into the 2030s.
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Anthropic is spending $3.4B on Caterpillar gas turbines for 1.7 GW of power — a pivot from renting compute as grid queues stretch into the 2030s.
Medium's new TK app embeds an AI assistant in the editor, letting writers prompt it with @TK as the publishing industry debates AI's role in authorship.
Nvidia's CEO began working with crisis communications firm Heller in October 2025, the same month his ties to a suspected Chinese spy became public.
At CoRL in Austin, NVIDIA and partners are pushing simulation from locomotion training toward delicate manipulation, releasing an open world action model, two Best Paper finalists, and agentic tooling.
Today's Download: an unproven climate case for AI, an internal Nvidia probe, and Democrats preparing a Big Tech investigation blitz.
Specialty chemicals maker Lubrizol is wiring AI, cloud, and modeling into R&D—starting with small pilots that put chemists, data scientists, and IT on the same team.
As AI suspicion spreads through fiction publishing, a wave of provenance tools promises authors a defense — but neither the tools nor detectors have a shared standard of proof.
At the UN climate conference in Antalya, AI's promised emissions cuts are colliding with a thin public record of real deployment.
NVIDIA and Korea's science ministry host a startup forum at COEX, signaling planned investments across the AI stack — from interconnects to robotics.
An odd coalition of wildlife trusts, cyclists, and a motorcycle club is challenging Google's proposed data center east of London, part of a broader wave of European protests against AI infrastructure buildout.
Nvidia's board is probing CEO Jensen Huang over a relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, and Yale's Jeffrey Sonnenfeld puts his survival odds at a coin flip.
Samsung and Kakao Mobility pair accelerated computing, simulation and vehicle platforms to move Korea's physical AI work from development into production.
Hyundai and AIM Intelligence adopt NVIDIA OpenShell for secure agents; LG AI Research opens K-EXAONE-2.5 API access.
NVIDIA and Korea's science ministry widen their sovereign AI partnership across chips, infrastructure, talent, models and security.
NVIDIA partners with Rebellions and SK Telecom to build Korea's sovereign AI infrastructure using NVLink Fusion and MGX rack architecture.
NVIDIA ships B200-tuned Dynamo recipes for four Korean open models, claiming up to 2x out-of-the-box inference performance.