Google Strikes Its Largest Carbon-Removal Deal and Settles a UK Suit
Google signed the largest carbon-removal agreement in its history on September 16, a deal in Brazil that Reuters reported will support a new model for pulling carbon dioxide out of…
Anthropic Plants a Flag in Australia and Singapore
Anthropic signed its first Australian data-center agreement on September 16, committing to a project Reuters described as part of roughly $22 billion of data-center construction in the country. On the…
Micron Ships Its First 512-Gigabyte Memory Module as Taiwan Pay Talks Break Down
The module doubled the number in a single move. On September 16, Micron unveiled the world’s first 512-gigabyte DDR5 server memory module, built with stacked DRAM technology that packs twice…
SK Hynix Discusses Making Memory Chips in Intel’s Ohio Plant
The two companies sat down to talk about a problem each needed solved. SK Hynix, the Korean memory giant, needs American manufacturing capacity to keep selling into the AI buildout.…
OpenAI Opens Talks on a Round That Could Value It Above $1.2 Trillion
The calls began going out on the evening of September 15. Investors, not OpenAI, made the first move, according to The Wall Street Journal, approaching the company with offers that…
Nvidia’s RTX 5090 Has Vanished From Shelves, and Scalpers Want $9,500
The card’s official price is $1,999. On Newegg and Amazon, that number has become a memory. Nvidia’s RTX 5090, the company’s fastest gaming graphics card, has disappeared from official channels…
SoftBank’s Energy Arm Prepares a Japan Share Sale Ahead of a US Listing
The filing landed with Japan’s finance ministry with little fanfare, but it sketched a piece of SoftBank’s sprawling AI strategy. SB Energy, the data center and energy infrastructure company controlled…
Nvidia’s Biggest Customers Now Account for Nearly Half Its Revenue
The concentration has been building in Nvidia’s books for years, and the latest filing makes the trend hard to ignore. In the first six months of fiscal 2027, Nvidia’s three…










