SpaceX’s Colossus 1, a massive AI supercluster, is reportedly being leased to Anthropic amid concerns over its inefficient mixed-GPU architecture, impacting performance.
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A global competitor to the F-35 is slowly emerging
A new fighter jet concept, the GCAP, is gradually developing as a potential competitor to the F-35, sparking strategic shifts among military powers.
Thai oil group PTT’s profit up 10% as Mideast crisis lifts revenue
Thailand’s PTT reports a 10% profit increase in Q1, driven by higher oil prices due to Middle East tensions, despite increased petroleum sales.
Boeing faces long haul in China as Trump touts expected sale of 200 jets
Boeing’s expected sale in China remains modest amid U.S. President Trump’s promotion of a 200-jet deal, highlighting ongoing market struggles.
Anthropic Calls for Tighter U.S. Chip Restrictions on China
Anthropic advocates for stricter U.S. controls on semiconductor exports to China amid ongoing tensions and security concerns.
Anthropic weighs taking part in Japan cyber defense alliance
U.S. AI firm Anthropic is exploring participation in a Japanese cyber defense consortium to mitigate cyberattack risks, according to company sources.
Anthropic urges tough chip controls as Nvidia CEO joins Trump in China
Anthropic urges tighter US chip export restrictions as Nvidia CEO joins Trump in China, raising concerns over AI race and national security.
Trump-Xi summit live: Leaders meet again as Beijing cites ‘new consensuses’
U.S. President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a summit in Beijing, with China citing ‘new consensuses’ on key issues. Details on agreements and implications remain emerging.
Elon Musk’s SpaceXAI has been bleeding staff since its merger
Elon Musk’s SpaceXAI has seen more than 50 researchers and engineers depart since its acquisition and rebranding in February, raising concerns about its AI development.
Philippines no longer military ‘weakling’ but buildup has far to go
The Philippines has made progress in its military capabilities, but significant gaps remain. Recent equipment handovers mark a step forward, yet challenges persist.