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Eight-part offering spans 3- to 40-year maturities and Amazon told underwriters it does not plan to issue more debt in 2026, a clearer capex signal than the 'AI infrastructure' headlines.
Russia's largest lender wants Chinese silicon for its GigaChat model, but Huawei's real customers, ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent, were already in line.
A reverse-engineering writeup from Doubleword locates the bottleneck in Nvidia's proprietary code, where any fix has to come from the vendor.
Trinity Robotics plans ~2,200 unmanned ground vehicles this year, mostly supply runs and casualty evacuation.
Benedict Evans argues the industry's focus on GPU and power waitlists skips the real question: whether foundation models become commodity infrastructure or hold pricing power.
Parliament's urgent procedure required 361 votes against to block the renewal; opponents reached 314, 47 votes short.
An analysis of 3,519 AI job postings across eight EU countries finds engineering hiring scales up while governance hiring does not. Sweden's 16:1 ratio is the starkest signal.
Starting July 20, the rule bars camera-equipped eyewear including prescription smart glasses from all 1,240 state and local courts and gives courts a template other institutions are likely to copy.
₹6 lakh crore ($72 billion) and 7.5 gigawatts in targets put Gujarat in competition with Telangana, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu — and trigger a southern response that's now near-certain.
Microsoft closed CVE-2026-50656, a privilege-escalation zero-day in Defender, the anti-malware built into Windows. A public proof-of-concept named 'RoguePlanet' lived on GitHub while Microsoft needed two patches before one held.
A new RAND dissertation by Krystyna Marcinek identifies three mechanisms by which autonomous weapons raise conflict odds; the third, and least studied, is the increasing political benefits of fighting.
High-bandwidth memory sits inside nearly every leading AI accelerator, and fabrication is concentrated in a handful of East Asian facilities.