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CoreWeave has brought most of the planned 22.5 MW capacity at Copenhagen’s DEN01 facility online and will extend its global AI network into the Middle East and Asia Pacific.
IBM Agent Identity is now generally available to register enterprise AI agents in a central inventory and manage delegated authority, short-lived credentials, and audit trails through one control plane.
Cloudflare says the GLM‑5.3 deployment on Workers AI could read KV-cache pages belonging to other customers on very long prompts, affecting 155 responses.
Greptile is using GPT‑6 Astra’s computer-use and visual-understanding capabilities to test pull requests in running applications and find interface defects that static code review can miss.
CodeRabbit is using GPT‑6.1 Sol as the primary model in its security agent to inspect changes across files, dependencies, and linked repositories.
OpenAI says its models generated three results in mathematics, complexity theory, and quantum field theory, with some proofs formally verified in Lean.
Google Research and the Stanford Accelerator for Learning released Polar Peaks, an interactive quest for students ages 11–14 that teaches data cleaning, model testing and human oversight.
Fanatics launched Shop the Look, using OpenAI models and Codex to recommend complementary sports merchandise by team and style on product pages.
IBM connected its Spyre accelerator to the PyTorch ecosystem as a first-class backend through torch-spyre, a vLLM plugin and compiler updates.
GXO and Agility Robotics plan to deploy Digit humanoid robots at sites in Statesville, North Carolina, and Lebanon, Tennessee, in early 2027, starting with Digit 4 and migrating to Digit 5 when it becomes commercially available.
EBRD selected Cognizant as a five-year strategic partner for its Tech Blueprint programme, covering Neuro IT Operations, Flowsource and WorkNEXT.
SWI Group’s new infrastructure company, SWI Compute, says it will build Europe-focused AI factories backed by a 3.6 GW power portfolio and roughly $1 billion in NVIDIA system orders.
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