Author: Livio Andrea Acerbo
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AI Infrastructure Race Heats Up: Google-Intel Partnership, $5.5B Data Center Valuations, and the AGI Debate
Google and Intel deepen AI infrastructure ties as Firmus hits $5.5B valuation and Meta AI climbs App Store charts. Key AI developments this week.
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AI Infrastructure Race Heats Up: Custom Chips, Agent Governance, and the New Hardware Frontier
The AI infrastructure race is heating up with custom chips and innovative tools paving the way for a new era of machine learning.
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Meta Muse Spark, US-Japan AI Pact, and IBM’s Analog Chip: This Week’s Biggest AI Moves
Meta launches Muse Spark, the US and Japan forge a sweeping AI alliance, and IBM unveils a breakthrough analog AI chip. Here’s what it all means.
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Custom AI Chips and Cloud Compute Deals Are Reshaping the AI Infrastructure Race
Major AI chip and cloud computing deals are reshaping the future of AI infrastructure.
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Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Finds Thousands of Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities — And Won’t Be Released Until They’re Fixed
Anthropic’s Claude Mythos AI identified thousands of vulnerabilities across major OSes and browsers, prompting Project Glasswing before any public release.
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AI Chips, Compute Deals, and Drug Discovery: The Infrastructure Bets Shaping AI in 2026
Uber expands AWS AI chip usage, Anthropic hits $30B run-rate revenue, and Eli Lilly launches a 9,000-petaflop supercomputer.
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AI Agent Security, Frontier Models, and Global Compute Deals: What’s Shaping AI in April 2026
Microsoft’s open-source runtime security toolkit, Meta’s Muse Spark model, and a UK-Canada AI compute pact define this week’s most significant AI developments.
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AI’s Biggest Week: Google-Intel Partnership, Anthropic’s Compute Surge, and What’s Next for the Industry
A pivotal week in AI with Google-Intel partnership and Anthropic’s compute surge.
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AI Agent Security Takes Center Stage: Microsoft, KiloClaw, and the Rise of Runtime Governance
Microsoft’s new open-source toolkit and KiloClaw’s launch signal a critical shift toward AI agent governance and runtime security for enterprise systems.
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AI Infrastructure Race Heats Up: Google, Intel, and OpenAI Signal a New Era of Compute in 2026
Google, Intel, and OpenAI are reshaping AI infrastructure in 2026.