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The startup, founded by a former Google and SpaceX product manager, raised $8 million to develop software that lets satellites run AI workloads, creating a shared orbital cloud.
The AI‑focused cloud provider announced a $668 million Series B round led by ARCHIV, with participation from NVIDIA, to expand its GPU capacity across North America and key Asian markets.
The new release lets GPU‑intensive workloads shrink to zero pods when not in use, instantly releasing accelerators and reducing wasted spend, while also moving Dynamic Resource Allocation for GPUs to general availability.
Using a proprietary NKI kernel, AWS Trainium processors now generate AI‑driven video in real time, reducing the previous 5‑second delay to just 1.8 milliseconds.
BAG Ventures, founded by former Google execs, closed an $11.3 million fund focused on AI infrastructure and enterprise solutions.
Tesla secured $30 billion in credit agreements to fund AI compute infrastructure, solar cell manufacturing, and a semiconductor project with SpaceX.
Taiwan’s Tatung announced the TTG AIDC CUBE, a modular AI data‑center solution that can be deployed in 180 days. The platform integrates power, cooling, and intelligent monitoring to accelerate AI compute roll‑outs.
InfrOS introduced a new capability that automatically adapts cloud infrastructure to shifting AI workload demands, aiming to improve performance, resilience, and cost.
Uber’s new ServiceScale controller allows multiple orchestrators to safely manage Kubernetes scaling, improving failover and reducing idle capacity across its global fleet.
Reuters reports on China’s aggressive AI funding and chip development, contrasting U.S. export controls and the rise of open‑source models.
A shared‑disk vulnerability in Cloudflare Containers allowed one customer to read residual data from another, prompting a patch across the service.
Oracle’s delay on the Blue Owl data‑center project is affecting AI infrastructure financing, raising concerns among investors and banks.
Alphabet’s Google will launch a prototype satellite next week to test its AI chips in low‑Earth orbit, exploring space as a potential location for large‑scale AI computing.
Realset AI, a real‑world data lab, and Flatkey announced a $10 million Series A to expand data capture for LLMs, frontier models and embodied agents.
Alibaba announced its Zhenwu V900 AI accelerator, claiming it delivers three times the performance of the previous-generation Zhenwu M890, as part of its push into AI hardware and data‑centre infrastructure.
Tesla has begun rolling out firmware 2026.32.7 to a small subset of its fleet, offering security fixes and an EU recall remedy for affected vehicles.
Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Extreme Gen 6 processors, featuring new sensing hubs and AI accelerators to power local AI agents and advanced camera capabilities.
The court halted a ballot measure that would have imposed new restrictions on Amazon Web Services’ planned $4‑billion data center campus in Wilmington, Ohio, affecting local regulations and citizen lawsuits.
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 will launch 27 Starlink satellites on September 30, 2026, marking the 25th flight of its first‑stage booster.
Tesla has begun construction of a 2.8 GWh Megapack battery facility in Belgium, a major European energy storage project using its new Megablock architecture.