Venture Global Wants to Sell Compute With the Gas, in a Bite
Venture Global signed for up to 16 power islands at 720 MW and a path to 10 GW of compute by 2034. The load never joins an interconnection queue.
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Venture Global signed for up to 16 power islands at 720 MW and a path to 10 GW of compute by 2034. The load never joins an interconnection queue.
CERT-In says AI agents reached live systems at Indian firms and read personal data. In every case the provider disclosed it, not the victim.
Sandboxes are a 300 million dollar run rate product inside Modal's 1 billion dollar business. Isolation, not GPU hours.
Coding agents wrote the Kimi K3 decode path in vLLM. It cuts a layer from 23 kernels to 13, and review is now the constraint.
ServiceNow's AI Passport is a signed runtime credential for agents, enforced by NVIDIA OpenShell and Sentry on the DPU. It arrives in the fourth quarter.
Perplexity open-sourced SPACE and its escape test. The VM boundary held in 108 runs. The network policy broke where it allowed package repos.
QumulusAI, an AI neocloud, is billing on 7 megawatts of Blackwell capacity ten weeks after signing a $71.9 million deal.
Nutanix Move 6.3.3 adds DirectPath and drops the VMware VDDK, weeks after Broadcom pulled the download it depended on.
Gemini 4 Argon is half price on the Gemini API until December 1, then input and output tokens double. A two minute read.
Nvidia contributed its Vera Rubin MGX rack designs to the Open Compute Project, plus a 12.8 Tb/s optical module built with Cisco.
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