Oxford says its Bodleian digitisation pilot contributes training data to OpenAI. Public project records detail scanning and transcription, but not the material or models involved.
Three Andhra Pradesh clearances describe 2.51 GW of proposed data centre capacity. Tarluvada residents dispute land transfers; the state, Google and Adani reject or qualify their concerns.
Crusoe and Boom ended a planned 29-turbine power arrangement. The companies have not disclosed any resulting change to a data center’s live capacity or schedule.
Anthropic signed for $11.6 billion of Akamai cloud capacity over future service terms. Delivery conditions and Akamai’s 2027–28 rollout timetable determine when that commitment becomes revenue.
Bloomberg and Reuters report that Oracle sent a force majeure notice concerning Project Jupiter’s power supply. Oracle says the New Mexico AI data centre remains on schedule; public permit records show a pipeline setback but do not settle the contract or completion date.
The Washington Sun reports billions in 2026 NSA AI model testing spending, citing two anonymous sources. A public CBO estimate covers a proposed NIST center, not the NSA's current costs.
Reporting points to a 2030s grid wait at Nscale's planned Loughton AI campus. The timeline for its proposed Microsoft Azure capacity is uncertain; UKPN has not confirmed a project date.
New Jersey says DataOne installed and operated 62 natural-gas generators without air permits at its Vineland AI data center. The $1.07 million penalty is an assessment, and DataOne disputes the state's finding.
Meta's VR Glasses put an AI assistant into a glasses-style VR system with a tethered computer. Brief demos show the controls; sales are planned for spring 2027 at $1,299.99 USD.
A September 23 Senate hearing examined Flock's searchable plate-camera network, a wrongful arrest and competing oversight proposals. The hearing changed no law.
June congressional requests and a September DOJ warning show official concern about foreign influence, without a finding against ordinary AI opponents.
OpenAI and Anthropic's chiefs proposed AI testing, incident reporting and international cooperation at a Security Council briefing. The transcript records no new Council rule.
China's official records recognize frontier-model risks. Its diplomats reject competitive framing, a distinction that matters when assessing calls to slow AI.
AT&T's shrinking workforce sits alongside copper retirement, network automation and broader cost reductions. The reviewed records do not separate their employment effects.
Union Alpha’s free preview became Unbiased Pareto. Here is the current OpenCode setup, paid pricing, maker, performance evidence and data-policy caveat.
Snorkel’s new funding backs simulated workplaces where AI agents can practice using company tools, rules and records, while their actions and outcomes are scored.
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