55North general partner Helmut Katzgraber argues that near-term quantum gains are more likely in materials simulation than optimization.
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What Grid Queues Reveal About US Data Center Capacity
Rymvard’s illustrative scenarios show how grid delays, curtailment, cooling and tariffs can separate reserved power from usable data center capacity.
The AI Discussion Religious Scholars Didn’t Expect At Anthropic
A New York Times headline reports a meeting between religious scholars and Anthropic, but the available information does not explain what was discussed.
IBM Expands AI And Quantum Research With IIT Bombay And IISc
IBM is extending research collaborations with IIT Bombay and IISc, with work planned in Indic AI, agentic systems, energy models and quantum computing.
OpenAI Connects The Dots
A Platformer columnist praised OpenAI’s new Dots agent after limited testing, while questions remain about access, privacy and reliability.
A Framework For Safety Cases In Frontier AI Training
OpenAI has published an article titled “Towards safety cases for frontier AI training,” but its proposals and any practice changes are not confirmed.
A Simulated AI Company Replay Puts Business Tech on Display
The AI Company Emulator replays an emulated AI team running the construction-site app GewerkTon day by day, every decision visible and clearly labelled as a simulation.
Distributed Databases With Peter Mattis
A Pragmatic Engineer interview with Cockroach Labs co-founder Peter Mattis revisits database design, Google storage systems and AI-assisted coding.
What A Rough Week Can Teach You About AI Agents
In Firmulate’s July 2026 Crucible League, five models spotted crises and refused scams, but differed on using evidence and closing a deal.
How To Speed Up Tax Workbook Tasks With GPT-6 Astra: Basis’s Example
OpenAI says accounting technology firm Basis completed a tax workbook twice as fast with GPT-6 Astra. The company has not disclosed the measurement details.