SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy Carries a Spy Satellite for the First Time
Late on the night of October 1, the most powerful rocket in SpaceX’s operating fleet cleared the tower at Kennedy Space Center’s Pad 39A and carried a classified national-security payload…
Nvidia’s $500 Billion Chip Loan Runs Into a Collateral Fight
The disagreement comes down to a simple question: how long does a graphics processing unit keep earning money? Nvidia says its top processors can generate returns for a decade. Banks…
OpenAI Got a Subpoena and Lost Three Researchers on the Same Day
On the same day California’s attorney general demanded records from OpenAI, the company confirmed it had parted ways with three researchers who, it said, handled sensitive information outside the rules.…
Amazon Moves $8 Billion of Nvidia Chips Off Its Balance Sheet
The newest and most expensive computer chips inside Amazon’s data centers are about to stop appearing on the company’s own books. Amazon plans to move thousands of Nvidia Grace Blackwell…
Anthropic Aims to Start Trading Before Thanksgiving
If Anthropic’s bankers hit the schedule they have drawn up, the artificial-intelligence company will begin trading the week before Thanksgiving. A timeline that surfaced on October 1 calls for an…
Grokipedia Gets a New Face as Musk’s AI Encyclopedia Chases Wikipedia
Grokipedia, Elon Musk’s artificial-intelligence answer to Wikipedia, quietly replaced itself on Tuesday evening. xAI pushed out version 0.3 of the encyclopedia with a new logo, a rebuilt homepage and a…
LG Adds a Virginia Chiller Plant to Ride the AI Data-Center Boom
LG Electronics built its name selling televisions and washing machines to households. On Wednesday it placed a bet on a very different customer — the companies racing to build the…
CoreWeave Ships Nvidia’s Newest Rack, and a Coding Agent Tries It First
The first real customer for Nvidia’s newest supercomputer is a piece of software that writes code. When CoreWeave began delivering the Vera Rubin NVL72 system to customers this week, the…
Paramount Hands Mattel’s Kreiz the Job of Putting It Back Together
The clearest line on Ynon Kreiz’s résumé is a doll. As chairman and chief executive of Mattel, he took Barbie, a plastic toy more than six decades old, and turned…

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