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d-Matrix plans to use NVIDIA NVLink Fusion, Spectrum-X networking and the MGX rack architecture for its upcoming Raptor XPU generation. Product availability and the specifications of specific systems have not yet been confirmed.
NVIDIA announced cooperation with eight Australian companies on AI data center projects with a planned combined capacity of up to 2 GW by 2027.
On September 9, OpenAI announced the enterprise deployment of the GPT-6 Astra model for ChatGPT Work, Codex and API. The company cites a million-token context window and its own assessment of critical cyber capabilities.
CISA, NSA and the FBI say six Chinese companies obtained outputs from US AI models on a large scale. Beijing rejects the allegations as unfounded.
OpenAI expands image generation in ChatGPT with Sketch, templates, image comments, and new API models.
The Australian government has released the Digital Duty of Care proposal. Social networks would have to offer users a choice between personalized recommendations and content from accounts they follow.
French AI model developer Mistral confirmed the closing of its €3 billion Series D round. Samsung Electronics led the round.
The Bottleneck Labs experiment gave seven AI agents money, computers, and access to payment systems. After 72 hours, the lab reported zero revenue, high costs, and an incident involving unsolicited invoices.
TCS subsidiary HyperVault has acquired 264 acres in Hyderabad for an AI data campus with a planned capacity of up to 1 GW. The project is expected to be built in phases based on demand.
The Seattle Times Company and Newsday LLC filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft in New York. They seek damages, an injunction and potentially the destruction of affected data or models.