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Exclusive: Physical AI Startup Tractian Becomes a Unicorn

Tractian, a 7-year-old physical AI startup based in Atlanta, Georgia, has raised $130 million at a valuation of $1.4 billion in a Series D funding round led by Sapphire Ventures. Tractian provides sensors to assess the condition of machines, predicting how long it will take for them to fail and...

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Google To Pay Homes and Businesses To Curb Energy Usage

Google said it is partnering with energy company Voltus to pay homes and businesses to curb electricity use during peak hours, in the latest effort to mitigate the data center boom’s impact on power demand. The companies on Thursday announced what they call a 1-gigawatt “virtual power plant,”...

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OpenAI Had Numerous Vulnerabilities Its AI Could Exploit, Evaluators Find

OpenAI’s systems had multiple vulnerabilities that would allow AI agents to circumvent monitoring and take arbitrary unauthorized actions, evaluators from AI safety nonprofits METR and Redwood Research found during a three-week pilot with OpenAI from late July to early August. The nonprofits...

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NVIDIA’s Powerful B300 Chips Spotted on Chinese State-Owned Network

Israeli security firm Lava said it found 32 Nvidia Blackwell Ultra B300 chips through monitoring systems linked to the network of China Telecom, a state-owned telecommunications company. The B300 is one of Nvidia’s most powerful data-center chips and is barred from being sold to China by...

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The discovery of restricted Blackwell Ultra B300 accelerators on China Telecom infrastructure underscores the persistent friction between export controls and global semiconductor distribution networks.The ecosystem is moving toward shared tooling frameworks with the donation of Agent Skills to the Agentic AI Foundation, establishing open standards for specialized agent knowledge and workflows.Enterprise software vendors are establishing monetization boundaries on external intelligence, with Salesforce preparing fees for customers integrating Claude and third-party models into application workflows.Tech infrastructure providers are turning to grid-demand management to balance AI scaling, as Google partners with Voltus to operate a one-gigawatt virtual power plant during peak electricity periods.Physical inspection reports tracking advanced accelerator hardware on restricted telecommunications networks highlight ongoing enforcement challenges for semiconductor export controls across international infrastructure supply chains.Enterprise software incumbents are restructuring platform pricing to charge fees on third-party AI agents executing automated workflows within existing corporate software suites.Hyperscalers expanding computational capacity are turning to distributed demand-response networks and virtual power plants to mitigate the localized grid pressures of large-scale data center infrastructure.Cloud marketplaces are expanding multi-platform distribution by hosting rival frontier models and developer workflows, reducing the friction of deploying external AI tooling within enterprise cloud infrastructure.