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Google backs Anthropic with up to $40B

Bloomberg reports Google plans to invest up to $40 billion in Anthropic, starting with $10 billion at a $350 billion valuation and tying the rest to performance targets. The deal underscores the race for AI compute as Anthropic scales its Mythos model amid infrastructure constraints and security concerns, while also locking in massive capacity through partners including Amazon and CoreWeave.
Source: TechCrunch


Samsung chip output hit by labor protest

Samsung Electronics saw foundry output drop 58% and memory production fall 18% after union workers skipped overnight shifts to protest wages. The disruption highlights labor pressure risks across global semiconductor supply chains.
Source: Reuters


AI-generated political news site flagged

A report from the The Midas Project claims an anonymously run outlet, Acutus, is publishing largely AI-generated political content while posing as independent journalism. The investigation found automated reporting systems, bot “reporters,” and alignment with specific political and industry interests.
Source: The Midas Project (X)


Intel surges on AI-driven turnaround hopes

Intel jumped 24% in its best day since 1987 after strong earnings and renewed AI-driven CPU demand. The stock is now up more than 120% this year under CEO Lip-Bu Tan, though manufacturing competitiveness remains a long-term question.
Source: CNBC


Nvidia tops $5T market cap

Nvidia closed at a record, pushing its valuation past $5 trillion as AI infrastructure demand accelerates. Competition is intensifying as Alphabet develops rival chips.
Source: CNBC


Meta expands automatic content blocking in India

Meta is automatically enforcing government takedown requests at scale in India, removing flagged content immediately under local law. Restorations require formal government approval.
Source: The Hindu


Maine blocks data center moratorium bill

Janet Mills vetoed a bill that would have paused large data center construction in Maine until 2027, instead pursuing a coordination council via executive order.
Source: Engadget


Alibaba brings Qwen AI into cars

Alibaba is integrating Qwen AI into vehicles from automakers including BYD and Geely, enabling voice-based services like bookings and deliveries. The system runs on Nvidia chips and reflects growing competition in automotive software.
Source: CNBC

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