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OpenAI’s goal: $1 trillion a year in infrastructure spending

OpenAI has committed to spend about $1.4 trillion on infrastructure so far, equating to roughly 30 gigawatts of data center capacity, CEO Sam Altman said on Tuesday. The statement helps clarify the many announcements the company has made with its…

Introducing Agent HQ: Any agent, any way you work

Agent HQ transforms GitHub into an open ecosystem that unites every agent on a single platform. Over the coming months, coding agents from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Cognition, xAI, and more will become available directly within GitHub as part of…

AI workers are logging 100-hour weeks as Silicon Valley’s talent race heats up

Inside Silicon Valley’s biggest AI labs, top researchers and executives are regularly working 80 to 100 hours a week. Several top researchers compared the circumstances to war. “We’re basically trying to speedrun 20 years of scientific progress i…

Microsoft will test a Copilot AI feature that performs work on local files in Windows 11

Microsoft will bring its Copilot Actions feature that can perform certain tasks to its Windows 11 operating system, enabling work with locally stored files. It’s coming first to people in the Windows Insider Program and the Copilot Labs group fo…

Thirsty AI mega projects raise alarm in some of Europe’s driest regions

Europe is planning to at least triple its data center capacity as part of a push to become a world-class AI hub. It has sparked concern about an often overlooked but profound climate risk: water scarcity. Data centers, which power all aspects of…

Sam Altman’s vision for a future where AI infrastructure is everywhere

Sam Altman argues that as AI becomes more capable, access to it will be fundamental to society and even considered a right. To meet this demand, he proposes massively scaling compute infrastructure, creating a factory that produces gigawatts of AI comp…

Anthropic outlines three infrastructure bugs that disrupted Claude’s responses and how they were resolved

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