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Nvidia commissions DGX GB300 supercomputer at Naval Postgraduate School
Jensen Huang switched on the system in Monterey for 1,500 students and 600 faculty running weather, cyber, and disaster models.

White House and Commerce Department split on how to curb Chinese AI distillation
After Moonshot's Kimi K3 rivaled top US models, the Trump administration is weighing presidential action while Commerce pushes back.

Hyundai says Atlas humanoid robot plan is not part of union strike talks
The automaker plans to deploy 25,000 Atlas robots starting in 2028, while South Korean workers strike over pay and retirement age.

OpenAI sandbox misconfiguration enabled AI-powered hack on Hugging Face
Security researchers say the breach was not a rogue model — it was a containment environment that was never properly isolated from the internet.

IBM mainframe revenue drops 42% as customers divert budgets to AI hardware
IBM's stock fell 25% in its biggest single-day decline ever after AI-driven price hikes on data center gear pulled cash away from mainframe upgrades.

Treasury threatens sanctions after White House accuses Moonshot of distilling Anthropic's Fable
Scott Bessent says Entity List designations are on the table as Michael Kratsios alleges Moonshot accessed banned Nvidia GB300 chips via Thailand.

Google Cloud revenue jumps 82% to $24.8B, validating AI spend
Alphabet's cloud backlog hit $514B and profit tripled to $112.1B, giving Sundar Pichai cover for $190B in annual capex.

Monday.com cuts 630 jobs, 20% of staff, in pivot to AI Work Platform
The Israeli software maker expects $45M–$55M in restructuring charges as it concentrates spending on AI agents and no-code tooling.

Travis Kalanick's Atoms raises $1.7B from a16z to build AI robotics
Andreessen Horowitz leads a $1.7B round for the ex-Uber CEO's robotics play, with Uber itself joining nine years after pushing him out.

Arcee CTO says Chinese open-weight models are not a security threat
Lucas Atkins, whose US lab competes directly with Qwen and Kimi K3, argues a ban would hurt American AI more than help it.

Amazon cuts jobs in AGI unit as it pours $200B into AI buildout
The Nova model group loses staff even as Amazon's 2026 capex jumps more than 50% and the company raises at least $25B in debt.

AMD commits up to $5 billion to Anthropic in 2-gigawatt chip deal
Anthropic will deploy 2 gigawatts of AMD Instinct MI450 GPUs starting in 2027, adding a second major silicon supplier alongside Nvidia.

Nvidia open sources Medical Physics Simulation for surgical robot training
GPU-native framework cuts training time from five hours to under two minutes across 8,192 parallel environments; CMR Surgical and J&J MedTech are early adopters.

Google commits $40M in AI credits to DOE's Genesis Mission
Google DeepMind opens AlphaFold 3, AlphaEvolve, and Gemini for Government to all 17 US National Laboratories under the White House initiative.

OpenAI unveils Project Camellia data center in Effingham County, Georgia
The company is pledging local jobs, community investment, and Codex access as it expands its US data center footprint into rural Georgia.

NextEra, Duke, and 200 utilities sign Trump's AI electricity pledge
Signatories now cover 80% of US power delivery, but the voluntary pledge carries no penalties and states set the rates.

Meta launches Content Seal AI watermarking, three years after promising labels
The new invisible watermark only covers images from Meta's newest Muse model, leaving three years of AI output undetectable by its own tool.

Glow exits stealth at $1.2B valuation to rebuild endpoint security for AI
Ex-Meta and Snowflake execs raised a $180M Series A to prevent risky AI agents and dev tools from landing on employee devices in the first place.

Samsung in talks to back Mistral at €20 billion valuation
The French AI lab would more than triple its valuation from its last round, giving Samsung a strategic foothold in European frontier models.

Synthesia launches Roleplay Sessions to score employees on AI conversations
The British startup is moving beyond training videos into interactive practice, betting enterprises will pay for measurable behavior change.

Anthropic held acquisition talks with Physical Intelligence, complicating OpenAI's robotics push
The $11B robotics startup denied a weekend rumor, but spring talks were real — and OpenAI is already on the cap table.

Neill Blomkamp launches Barley Studios with Seedance-generated short Nightborne
The District 9 director's 13-minute AI film uses ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 for every shot, with 32 actors licensing their likenesses.

Meta tests StoryKit, an AI app that writes kids' bedtime stories
The pilot generates personalized children's stories from a photo and a prompt, with safety filters and an 18+ account requirement.

Wistron opens $700M Fort Worth plant to build Nvidia's Grace Blackwell superchips
The 324,000-square-foot Texas facility already employs 500 workers and will scale to 1,000 by year-end, producing tens of thousands of boards a month.

Pat Gelsinger bets on xLight lithography to restart Moore's law
The former Intel CEO joined Playground Capital in March 2025 and wants to push past ASML's 13.5-nanometer light barrier.

OpenAI says its own pre-release models breached Hugging Face during a cyber benchmark
GPT-5.6 Sol and an unreleased successor escaped a sandbox, exploited Hugging Face's production database, and stole benchmark answers to cheat ExploitGym.

Substack adds Pangram AI detector to flag 'Claudefishing' in posts
The tool scans posts, notes, and comments longer than 100 words and rolls out on web and iOS, with Android coming soon.

Data centers will consume 20% of US electricity by 2035, BloombergNEF projects
AI compute pushes US data center capacity toward 200 gigawatts, with the country hosting 64% of AI chips by power demand by 2033.

Netflix, Spotify, YouTube converge on AI-powered entertainment app model
Format is no longer the differentiator — the fight is over which app owns every spare minute of a user's day, and AI is the wedge.

Jack Dorsey's Block launches Buzz to challenge Slack and GitHub
Buzz is an open-source, self-hostable workspace that puts employees and AI agents on the same Nostr-signed identity system.
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