The investor famous for “The Big Short” is betting big against AI stocks. His $1.1 billion position comes as markets show extreme vulnerability to tech stock declines. Palantir’s CEO called the move “batshit crazy” despite his company’s strong revenue growth.
Google has settled its long-running legal battle with Epic Games over Android app store practices. The agreement comes after a jury sided with Epic in 2023 and the Supreme Court recently denied Google’s appeal.
Deep learning powers everything from ChatGPT to protein structure prediction, but its “black box” nature makes it difficult to understand and trust. Now mathematicians are applying rigorous frameworks to shed light on what’s really happening inside neural networks.
Carrier Global is diving deeper into data center liquid cooling with new CDUs ranging from 1.3-5MW. The units feature modular heat exchangers that achieve approach temperatures as low as 3.6°F. This expands their QuantumLeap thermal management suite launched earlier this year.
Two Silicon Valley veterans with backgrounds at Google, Facebook, and Salesforce have built Sierra into a $10 billion AI customer service powerhouse. The company is on track to exceed $100 million in annualized revenue by January, serving major clients like The North Face and Rivian.
Daikin Applied Americas has acquired liquid cooling company Chilldyne, marking its second data center cooling acquisition this year. The deal gives Daikin access to Chilldyne’s patented negative pressure cooling technology capable of 300kW per unit. This move strengthens Daikin’s position in the hig
Amazon is taking Perplexity to court over its Comet AI shopping agents. The lawsuit alleges computer fraud and violations of Amazon’s terms of service. This legal battle could determine the future of agentic AI shopping.
Major private equity players are making a surprising pivot back to China after years of retreat. They’re betting that Beijing’s tech-focused economic plan and rapid AI adoption will deliver strong returns despite geopolitical tensions.
Bitcoin’s major holders are cashing out in a big way, creating significant selling pressure. The cryptocurrency dropped below $100,000 for the first time since June amid this whale exodus.
The fossil energy sector is shifting from centralized automation to field-level intelligence. New “swarm governance” models let devices collaborate directly on safety responses. This approach maintains operations even during network failures.
