Nvidia appears to have cleared a major regulatory hurdle in China. After CEO Jensen Huang’s personal diplomacy, companies like DeepSeek and Tencent are now getting approval to purchase its H200 AI GPUs.
A new partnership aims to link a renewable-powered data center in Hokkaido with facilities in Singapore and Indonesia. The goal is to attract Southeast Asian AI compute demand to Japan using a low-latency network.
The U.S. export ban on advanced AI chips is getting a complicated, conditional carve-out. According to a new report, Chinese authorities have cleared the startup DeepSeek to buy NVIDIA’s flagship H200 accelerators, but final terms are still being worked out.
Aker Nscale is developing a 96MW data center in Skien, Norway, aimed at AI workloads. This follows Google’s 240MW campus in the same town, highlighting Norway’s growing appeal for major compute projects.
According to Fortune, over 1,200 AI-related bills were introduced in states last year, with 145 becoming law. This creates contradictory rules that add a 17% overhead cost to AI systems and can turn a startup’s profit into a loss. The White House has taken a first step, but critics say only Congress
Software supply chain attacks are now the second most prevalent threat. Adversaries are shifting to targeted, long-term strategies that exploit trust in open-source communities and development workflows.
Kioxia and Sandisk have extended their Yokkaichi NAND flash joint venture agreement through December 31, 2034, adding five years to the partnership. The deal includes a $1.165 billion payment from Sandisk to Kioxia for manufacturing services, paid in installments from 2026 to 2029. This move locks i
Samsung is pushing a new software update for the Galaxy Watch 4 and 4 Classic. It aims to fix issues introduced with the recent One UI 8 Watch upgrade and includes the latest security patch.
In a major twist, Jordan Chiles’ fight to reclaim her 2024 Olympic floor exercise bronze medal is back on. A Swiss court has accepted new video evidence, sending the case back to sports’ highest court for a fresh review. This comes over 500 days after the medal was controversially awarded to another
In a major shift, the new CFTC chairman is withdrawing a 2024 proposed rule that would have banned trading on sports and politics. The move provides immediate relief to prediction market platforms currently fighting legal battles in multiple states.
