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China is ramping up efforts to build self-reliant AI infrastructure, with Alibaba and Huawei deploying large-scale computing clusters as part of a broader shift toward domestic, high-capacity systems.
PIMCO is in talks with Bank of America to raise $14 billion in debt financing to help build a massive AI data center for Oracle in Michigan U.S.
Volkswagen Group is embedding AI into driver-assistance and in-car systems as part of its “In China, for China” strategy, alongside plans to launch 20+ electrified vehicles in 2026. The company is advancing AI-powered ADAS and smart cockpit features.
China has been accused of poaching talent from Taiwan in order to obtain AI and semiconductor technology.
While discussing AI with various business owners, Sunak said that the use of AI was no longer a future phenomenon; on the contrary, AI had already become an integral part of the business world.
Gujarat HC has banned AI from judicial decision-making, citing risks of over-reliance, bias, and erosion of public trust in human-centred adjudication.
Anthropic has signed a non-binding AI safety pact with the Australian Government, combining research funding, system transparency, and data centre alignment as part of the country’s National AI Plan.
The judge came down heavily on the litigant for submitting an application with incoherent language possibly drafted with AI.
The study titled ‘Data Heat Island Effect” has taken into account 6733 data centers around the world, all located outside highly dense urban areas.
Microsoft’s expansion into Texas comes even as OpenAI backed off from the deal.
