Google Bought a Gigawatt of Power It Has to Switch Off
Google funded 1,070 MW more virtual power plant capacity in PJM. A virtual power plant megawatt is a promise to curtail, not a turbine.
NVIDIA Now Sells the Number That Decides If Your AI Factory Pays
AI factory yield is the number that decides whether a GPU cluster earns. NVIDIA Minerva is now the instrument that produces it.
NVIDIA Is Prepaying for Capacity That Ships in 2028
NVIDIA paid $1.1bn up front and a multibillion advance to expand NVIDIA supply chain capacity. Substrate, test and optics output lands in 2027 and 2028.
GitLab Patched a CVSS 10. The Bug Was Ruby’s Regex Engine.
GitLab CVE-2026-110264 is a CVSS 10.0 with no login required. The flaw was in Ruby's regex engine, and every release back to 7.0 is exposed.
DeepSeek Open-Sourced Its Inference Engine. The Fleet Controller Is Still Missing.
DeepInfer is DeepSeek's production inference engine, now Apache 2.0. It ships one model on two chip families and leaves the cache tier to you.
LiteLLM Was Built to Concentrate Your Keys. Today It Shipped Them.
The LiteLLM supply chain attack put a credential stealer in a startup hook. 1.107.0 read the table where an AI gateway stores every provider key.
Broadcom Signed a Decade of VMware. The Silicon Under It Does Not Wait.
Broadcom signed a 10 year VMware Cloud Foundation agreement with NTT DOCOMO, its first of that length in Japan. No contract value was disclosed.
NVIDIA Cut AI Factory Build Time to 14 Days. The Power Queue Did Not Move.
NVIDIA DSX POD ships a validated Vera Rubin AI factory in containers and claims 14 days to deploy. The grid still sets the real date.
One GPU in Every Nine Sits Spare in Meta’s New Rack
The Meta Prometheus supercluster runs 64 of every 72 GPUs and parks 8 as spares. That rack geometry adds 13 percent to the capacity you buy.
llm-d Hit 1.0 and the First Feature Is a Fair Queue
llm-d 1.0 ships a fair queue, a stable router API and rolling prefill and decode upgrades. The migration work lands on your config and your images.