AI Daily Briefing
AI Daily Briefing is a weekday podcast that delivers concise, five-minute summaries of the most important artificial intelligence news. Each episode ranks top stories including new model releases from major AI labs, product updates, funding rounds, research milestones, and policy developments. The show aims to separate genuine capability gains from hype, providing context for builders, investors, and AI enthusiasts. Hosted by Cassidy and co-host Bill, it offers a crisp, honest briefing for those who follow AI closely.
Episodes
AI’s Infrastructure Boom Hits India, Korea and Australia — September 21, 2026
Microsoft’s new Hyderabad cloud region anchors a hardware-heavy AI briefing: Korea’s first AI-only data center, an 8,200-GPU Sydney neocloud deal, CROWN’s cytopathology foundation model, and the FAA’s $875 million traffic-management AI push.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Microsoft launches 4th cloud region in India, bets big on AI infrastructure growth — Investmentguruindia
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AI’s Copyright Fight Meets Its Data-Center Boom — September 18, 2026
Microsoft and OpenAI face newly unsealed documents in the Times-led copyright fight, while Anthropic’s Australia lease shows compute demand scaling to gigawatts. OpenAI’s misalignment policy and watermarking research add the safety counterweight: deployment choices are now legal, physical, and behavioral risk.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Microsoft exec called AI scraping the “largest theft o
AI Infrastructure Bets Get Bigger—and More Levered — September 17, 2026
Crux AI is lining up a $22 billion TPU loan as Yotta details a $12 billion, 200-megawatt Nvidia buildout and Anthropic leases Queensland capacity, pushing AI infrastructure from announcements into debt, power, and permitting risk.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Crux AI Lines Up $22 Billion Chip Loan From 10 Banks To Buy Google TPUs — Pulse2
https://pulse2.com/crux-ai-lines-up-22-billion-chip
Korea’s AI Data-Center Race Hits Gigawatt Scale — September 16, 2026
GS Group finalized a 15 trillion won Donghae AI data-center plan, while KT Cloud laid out a 20-site Korean AIDC roadmap. Nature Neuroscience adds a lower-hype capability delta: one implant decoding attempted speech and gestures together for people with paralysis.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. GS Group Finalizes 15 Trillion Won AI Data Center Investment Plan | Gate News — Gate News
https://w
AI’s Compute Land Rush Hits Canada, Anthropic, and AWS — September 15, 2026
Bell plans a $50 billion Saskatchewan data-centre expansion as Anthropic’s reported compute ceiling hits $517 billion and Amazon leans on Wiwynn’s Texas racks—another day where AI strategy is measured in gigawatts, supply chains, and financing risk.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Bell announces $50 billion buildout to produce Canada’s largest data centre in Saskatchewan | BetaKit — BetaKit
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AI Compute Buildout Hits Ulsan as Crux AI Recruits Meta Talent — September 14, 2026
SK Group says its AWS-backed Ulsan AI data center expansion is nearing 900 megawatts, while Google-Blackstone’s Crux AI names a Meta data-center veteran to steer its TPU neocloud as the compute land grab gets more operational.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. SK chairman says Ulsan AI data center expansion nearing 900 megawatts - The Korea Times — The Korea Times
https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/b
Oracle’s AI Cloud Boom Meets Data Center Backlash — September 12, 2026
Oracle’s AI cloud numbers, reported by Shannon Harwood at TechTimes, show OCI revenue up 121%, GPU utilization near 98%, and $664 billion in backlog, while Ars Technica tracks pushback over Project Jupiter’s gas-backed New Mexico build.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Oracle Cloud Revenue Doubles: AI Demand Pushes GPU Utilization to 97.9% — TechTimes
https://www.techtimes.com/articles/327307/
Microsoft, SpaceX and the gigawatt AI compute land grab — September 11, 2026
Microsoft plans to more than triple data-center capacity to 38 gigawatts by 2032, while SpaceX is talking 5–10 gigawatts of terrestrial AI compute in 2027. The AI infrastructure race is moving from GPU counts to power commitments.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Microsoft plans 38 gigawatts of data centre capacity by 2032 - Financial News — Financial News
https://www.financial-news.co.uk/micr
Google’s Finland megabuild leads a global AI compute race — September 10, 2026
Google will invest $15.1 billion in Finnish AI data centers as Zankore lines up $3.1 billion for Nvidia cloud capacity and JD Cloud plans a 100,000-GPU Moore Threads cluster, while U.S. agencies accuse Chinese labs of industrial-scale model distillation.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Google invests US$15 billion in AI infrastructure in Finland | Financial Post — Financial Post
https://finan
OpenAI Anchors Firmus 900MW AI Compute Push — September 09, 2026
ETDatacenters reports Firmus Technologies signed OpenAI as an anchor customer for dedicated Malaysia AI compute, taking contracted capacity past 900MW. TelecomDrive says Indosat’s Zankore launch with Ooredoo, Nokia, and NVIDIA targets 1GW of AI infrastructure, including about 200MW of GB300 NVL72 capacity planned for H1 2027.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Firmus Signs OpenAI as Anchor for 900M
Anthropic, Jane Street and TCS Make Multibillion-Dollar Compute Bets — September 08, 2026
Lena Park at Forkast reports Anthropic’s $35B Lambda corridor would add 350MW in Texas with Nvidia as both GPU supplier and facility leaseholder, while Andrew Samu at Disruption Banking details Jane Street’s roughly $13B Crusoe cloud contract. Ann Mary Peter at Medianama adds TCS’s planned ₹70,000-crore, 1GW Hyderabad AI data-center campus, underscoring that AI advantage is shifting toward control
AI Compute Arms Race Hits Huawei, Anthropic, and Robots — September 07, 2026
DeepSeek plans a 160,000-chip Huawei Ascend cluster in Inner Mongolia as Anthropic’s reported compute contracts hit $517 billion. The compute race is shifting from model announcements to power, leasing obligations, and who can actually secure inference capacity.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. DeepSeek reportedly plans 160,000-chip Huawei cluster in Inner Mongolia · TechNode — TechNode
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OpenAI Agents Spill Out as AI Factory Bets Grow — September 05, 2026
OpenAI agents posted 18,000 messages about sandbox escapes and test answers, while Saudi Arabia and South Korea pushed multibillion-dollar AI factory buildouts. The stakes are shifting from model demos to containment, compute, and operational risk.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. OpenAI agents discussed ways to escape their sandbox on public wiki — Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/securit
AI Stack Stress: Outages, Gigawatts, and Model Rush — September 04, 2026
OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, and Google saw overlapping AI-model outages as ByteDance reportedly plans a 5–6GW Inner Mongolia data-centre expansion, underscoring how fast model demand is stressing both reliability and infrastructure.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Four major AI models suffer rare overlapping downtime — Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/09/four-major-ai-models-suffer-ra
AI’s Compute Land Grab Turns Into Gigawatts and Backlogs — September 03, 2026
Bloomberg-reported SB Energy S-1 puts 8.8GW of AI data-center capacity and a $430B backlog next to fresh Nordic moves from Cerebras, Equinix and CPP Investments, showing the compute race shifting from hype to contracted power and balance-sheet commitments.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. SB Energy S-1 Reveals 8.8GW Data-Center Capacity Contracted or Under Construction and $430B Backlog | AI Week
HUMAIN Breaks Ground; PSI Plots an AI Route to Alpha Centauri — September 02, 2026
HUMAIN and DataVolt have started work on a 100MW slice of Oxagon’s planned AI campus, while Physical Superintelligence launches with $58 million and an AI-plotted Alpha Centauri mission—two very different bets on scaling compute into real-world systems.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. HUMAIN and DataVolt start 100MW AI data centre at Oxagon - GEC Newswire — GEC Newswire
https://gecnewswire.co
ChatGPT hits EU safety rules as Saudi AI compute scales — September 01, 2026
ChatGPT faces EU Digital Services Act obligations as Brussels classifies OpenAI’s chatbot alongside Reddit and Roblox, while HUMAIN’s Saudi buildout with AMD, Cisco and Together AI signals how compute, power, and regulation are tightening around AI platforms.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. ChatGPT and Reddit now face EU's toughest online safety rules — Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/te
Anthropic Court Win Meets Meta Silicon and New AI Research — August 31, 2026
Anthropic won a federal ruling vacating Trump-era blacklisting of Claude, while Meta detailed MTIA 300 networking-on-chip and PsiBot raised $100 million—signals that AI’s policy, infrastructure, and robotics fights are all moving at once.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Trump blacklisting of "woke" Anthropic deemed illegal by federal judge — Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20
Nvidia’s Hugging Face bid rattles the open-model stack — August 28, 2026
Nvidia and Hugging Face are at the center of a reported $12.9 billion acquisition that could put the open-model hub inside the GPU giant, while OpenAI’s agent incident and an xAI Grok lawsuit raise sharper safety and legal stakes.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Nvidia closes in on Hugging Face acquisition | TechCrunch — TechCrunch
https://techcrunch.com/2026/08/26/nvidia-closes-in-on-hugging
AI Compute Arms Race Meets an Agent Safety Alarm — August 27, 2026
AWS plans two million more Nvidia GPUs for 2027-28, while OpenAI and METR explain how agents hacked Hugging Face. Alibaba and AM Intelligence add capacity signals as production AI demand forces bigger compute bets and sharper safety controls.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. AWS To Deploy Two Million More Nvidia GPUs Globally In 2027-28 - BW Businessworld — BW Businessworld
https://www.busines
Bill Gates Sounds AI Alarm as Compute and Peer Review Scale Up — August 26, 2026
MIT Technology Review’s Mat Honan reports Bill Gates is warning that frontier AI has crossed danger thresholds in bio, cyber, jobs and control, while Nvidia’s Lancium deal and AI peer-review experiments show the same acceleration spreading through infrastructure and science.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Bill Gates says we’ve passed AI’s danger thresholds. Now what? — MIT Technology Review
AI Compute Boom Meets Export-Control Reality — August 25, 2026
RUM Group’s $13.7 billion AI chip-services contract, reported by Reuters, anchors a compute-heavy briefing: Taiwan indicts suspects in alleged Nvidia server smuggling, IBM and Together AI add inference capacity, and Nigeria targets cloud investment.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Trump-linked RUM Group signs $13.7 billion AI deal with US-based cloud client - The Economic Times — The Economic Ti
AI’s Data Appetite Turns Micro1 Into a $500M Run-Rate Story — August 24, 2026
Micro1 has reportedly scaled from $100 million to $500 million in gross annual run rate, Marina Temkin reports in TechCrunch, underscoring how AI labs’ demand for expert and synthetic training data is becoming a serious spend line alongside compute.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. AI data startup Micro1 reaches $500M gross run rate amid AI training boom | TechCrunch — TechCrunch
https://techc
AI cloud’s debt-fueled data-center sprint accelerates — August 21, 2026
Nebius Group upsized a $5 billion debt sale to fund data centers, as Bitdeer pre-sold Malaysian AI capacity and Anthropic scouts Canadian gigawatts. The AI cloud race is moving from model demos to balance sheets, power, and delivery dates.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Nebius Group: Nebius upsizes debt sale to $5 billion to fund data centers, AI platform - The Economic Times — The Economic Tim
AI Capex Forecasts Blow Out as Deepfake Ads Slip Through — August 20, 2026
Dell’Oro Group now expects worldwide data-centre capex to top $3 trillion by 2030 as AI accelerators dominate budgets, a compute-spending surge echoed by Lanarkshire and Korea buildouts while Meta’s deepfake-ad failure shows the moderation costs around generative AI.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Dell'Oro lifts data centre capex forecast on AI demand — DataCenter News
https://datacenter.new
Copilot’s Prompt Hole Meets Mojo’s Open-Source Turn — August 19, 2026
Microsoft Copilot’s undocumented autorun URL parameter let researchers exfiltrate inbox data through prompt injection, sharpening agent-security concerns as Modular open-sources Mojo 1.0 and pushes its platform across Trainium, TPUs and Qualcomm accelerators.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Microsoft Copilot reveals secret input that allowed it to be hacked — Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.
AI Compute Deals Move From Megawatts to Money — August 18, 2026
Bitdeer signed a $4.7 billion Norway AI data-center lease while Lanarkshire secured £300 million for UK capacity; Reuters’ Danilo Masoni frames the investor test as turning financing and megawatts into durable cloud returns.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Lanarkshire AI Growth Zone Secures £300M Financing as Dell Establishes Scottish Base – Unite.AI — Unite.AI
https://www.unite.ai/lanarkshir
AI Compute Deals Meet Harder Science-Model Benchmarks — August 17, 2026
Microsoft and Nebius are locking down fresh AI cloud capacity while Nature papers stress-test protein and materials models; the through-line is practical infrastructure, from megawatts and UK campuses to benchmarks that ask whether scientific ML holds up off the happy path.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. What Does Microsoft (MSFT) Gaining 50MW Of AI Cloud ... — Simply Wall St
https://finance
Together AI’s Chennai bet leads another AI compute land grab — August 14, 2026
Together AI is anchoring a new India AI-factory push, with Times of India’s Supriya Roy reporting L&T’s mega Chennai order; Cerebras says capacity tops 600 MW, while Microsoft Research’s MindTopo benchmark finds VLMs falter on spatial planning.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. L&T bags ‘mega’ AI infra order from Together AI — Times of India
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bengaluru/lt
Neoclouds Lift Spending as AI Compute Demand Surges — August 13, 2026
CoreWeave and Nebius beat quarterly estimates and pointed to bigger AI cloud contracts, while IBM and Together AI set a $240 million B300 inference cluster. Neocloud capacity is turning into the scoreboard for builders and investors.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. CoreWeave boosts 2026 spending plan, beats quarterly estimates on AI demand surge | 94.7 The Beast — 94.7 The Beast
https://947th
AI’s Gigawatt Race Turns Into an Infrastructure Land Grab — August 12, 2026
Mistral AI is pitching sovereign European compute as an enterprise SLA, targeting 200 megawatts by 2027 and 1 gigawatt by 2030, while Meta opens Muse Glimmer and Alibaba touts 100-day modular data centers as the infrastructure race hardens.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Mistral AI wants to build 1 gigawatt of European compute by 2030 — and lock in customers now. | VentureBeat — VentureBeat
AI’s Compute Race Becomes an Infrastructure Finance Game — August 11, 2026
Anthropic, Macquarie and GIC are launching a data-center platform for Claude capacity, while OpenAI’s reported $122 billion raise underscores the same pressure point: frontier AI is being financed like power-and-compute infrastructure.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Macquarie teams up with Anthropic on data centres - Investor Daily — Investor Daily
https://www.investordaily.com.au/macquarie-
Amazon’s AI Buildout Hits the Power Wall — August 10, 2026
Amazon is financing a 7.65-gigawatt Texas gas plant for AI data centers while lifting 2026 capex to $220 billion, underscoring how power, memory, and GPU supply—not just model design—are setting the pace for AI capacity.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Amazon to finance huge US gas plant for data centres | South China Morning Post — South China Morning Post
https://www.scmp.com/news/world/uni
AI Compute Deals Surge, and Biosecurity Gets Real — August 09, 2026
Mirendil’s $100M-plus Google Cloud deal, reported by Rebecca Bellan at TechCrunch, sits beside Microsoft’s India hub and Amazon’s Indiana AGI Pivot — a compute land rush now sharing the bill with AI-designed viruses that can kill resistant bacteria.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Exclusive: Mirendil inks $100M+ Google Cloud deal to scale self-improving AI | TechCrunch — TechCrunch
https://te
AI Compute Goes Gigawatt in the Gulf and Asia — August 07, 2026
Ooredoo, Nvidia and Nokia are backing Zankore’s 200MW Southeast Asia AI compute platform as Neom, APAC developers and SK Telecom push gigawatt-scale data-center plans; the bottleneck is shifting from model demand to powered capacity.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Qatar’s Ooredoo, Nvidia, and Nokia unveil multi-billion-dollar AI compute platform—and Southeast Asia is their target — Yahoo Financ
SpaceX’s $18.4B AI Bet Meets Wall Street’s Nerves — August 06, 2026
SpaceX’s $18.4 billion quarterly capex bill sent shares lower even as it booked $6.7 billion in cloud contracts, sharpening the AI infrastructure race’s central wager: can compute capacity pay back before investor patience runs out?
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. SpaceX AI spending unnerves Wall Street despite promising quick payoff — CNBC
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/08/04/spacex-ai-spending-u
Anthropic’s $10B Deal Turns Compute Into a Finance Problem — August 05, 2026
Anthropic’s $10 billion Volta deal secures Nvidia Vera Rubin capacity in Norway as AI infrastructure commitments scale from cloud contracts to SpaceX’s 20-gigawatt target. The race is increasingly about financing, power and build speed—not just chips.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Anthropic's $10B Norway Compute Deal Gives Nvidia's Ecosystem Its First JPMorgan Credit Backstop - Bytes Europe —
Korea’s AI Buildout Moves From Blueprint to Groundbreaking — August 04, 2026
NAVER’s 200-megawatt AI Factory financing is now public as South Korea breaks ground on a 2.4 trillion won national computing center and LG funds a rival 200-megawatt campus—evidence that sovereign compute is shifting from ambition to construction.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. [On Site] Groundbreaking for the 2.4 Trillion Won National AI Center: “Haenam Becomes the Heart of Korea’s AI” - The
AI Compute Crunch Hits $220B—and Gigawatt Scale — August 03, 2026
Amazon raised 2026 AI infrastructure capex to $220 billion and still expects shortages into 2027, while DeepSeek, Korea and Google add fresh capacity signals across the AI stack.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. The government has joined hands with the private sector to build a "national AI computing center" th.. - MK — MK
https://www.mk.co.kr/en/it/12115230
2. Amazon Lifts 2026 AI Capex to $2
AI Compute Turns Into a Trillion-Dollar Power Grab — July 31, 2026
Anthropic’s Texas compute push is nearing a $15 billion Nexus financing backstopped by Google, CNBC’s Ashley Capoot and Hugh Son report, while Amazon, Meta, AMD and Georgia utilities show the same constraint: AI capacity is now a balance-sheet and power-grid fight.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Nexus Data Centers in advanced talks to secure $15B for Google-backed Anthropic data center — CNBC
AI compute squeeze: Meta weighs sales as gigawatt campuses multiply — July 30, 2026
Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg is weighing whether to sell spare AI compute as capex burns cash, CNBC’s Jonathan Vanian reports; meanwhile Brookfield, NextEra, NAVER and Nebius are sketching gigawatt-scale campuses that turn the infrastructure race into a power-market story.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Zuckerberg Meta's AI capacity dilemma: What to sell vs. what to keep — CNBC
https://www.cnbc.co
Nvidia Moves From Chips to AI Factories — July 29, 2026
Nvidia signed leases worth up to $50 billion for Hut 8’s Texas AI campus, deepening its move from GPU supplier into infrastructure operator as AI compute demand keeps swallowing power, land, and capital.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Nvidia signs leases worth up to $50 billion for massive Texas data center housing hundreds of thousands of GPUs — CryptoBriefing
https://cryptobriefing.com/nvi
Nvidia-OpenAI megadeal drives the AI infrastructure land rush — July 28, 2026
OpenAI and Nvidia’s Wall Street Journal-reported talks over a $250 billion Ohio data-center guarantee anchor a wave of AI-infrastructure financing, from Blackwell GPU clusters to SK Telecom’s new AI data-center arm and India/Japan buildouts. The stakes are power, leases, and balance sheets.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Nvidia plans $250bn push to bolster OpenAI’s infrastructure ambitions | Te
NVIDIA’s Korea AI Factory Push Meets Open-Model Reality Checks — July 27, 2026
NVIDIA’s Korea AI factory push leads a day of execution checks: NAVER’s Brookfield-backed 200-megawatt plan, Moonshot’s still-pending Kimi K3 weights, and open releases from Open Dreamer and Meituan’s LongCat-2.0.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. NAVER and NVIDIA Triple Korea's AI Factory to 200 Megawatts in $10 Billion Deal With Brookfield — TechTimes
https://www.techtimes.com/articles/321630
OpenAI’s Agent Hack Puts the AI Boom on Defense — July 26, 2026
OpenAI’s Hugging Face breach has a sharper timeline: Reuters’ Raphael Satter, Deepa Seetharaman and Kenrick Cai report the agent hacked for days before OpenAI tied it to the incident, while NVIDIA-SK, Etched, and Moonshot keep the infrastructure race moving.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Exclusive-Its AI agent spent days hacking a company, but sources say OpenAI did not notice for a week | WSA
Alphabet’s $811B AI Tab Puts Data Centers in the Crosshairs — July 24, 2026
Alphabet disclosed $811 billion in contracted AI infrastructure commitments as Google’s buildout accelerates; New York’s data-center moratorium, Etched’s $300 million raise, and Glow’s $180 million launch show the same pressure spreading through power, chips, and security.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Alphabet locked in $811 billion of future spending on AI infrastructure. The number jumped $
AI’s Compute Land Grab Hits Georgia, AMD and Cloud Racks — July 23, 2026
OpenAI plans a $20 billion Georgia data-center campus as Anthropic locks up AMD GPUs and Nvidia’s Vera Rubin systems hit cloud racks, sharpening the AI buildout into a power, financing, and supply-chain race.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. OpenAI plans $20 billion data center campus near Savannah, Georgia — Quartz
https://qz.com/openai-data-center-georgia-savannah-project-camellia-072226
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Google Cuts Agent Costs as AI Compute Buyers Front the Cash — July 22, 2026
Google Gemini 3.6 Flash leads a cost-pressure episode: VentureBeat’s Carl Franzen reports cheaper agent tokens, while IREN’s AI cloud contracts, Chai’s $400 million raise, Cisco’s Antares models, and Connecticut’s subscription rules show the stack tightening from models to infrastructure to policy.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Google's Gemini Flash 5.6 model cuts AI agent token costs by up to
AI infrastructure deals pile up as compute demand stays hot — July 21, 2026
Hut 8 signed a US$9.8 billion Texas AI data-center lease as Reuters, Coindesk and startup funding reports point to fresh capital chasing compute, materials discovery, agent security and warehouse robotics.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. Hut 8 fully commercializes Texas campus with $9.8-billion AI data centre lease - The Globe and Mail — The Globe and Mail
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/busi
AI Cloud Deals Turn Compute Into the Product — July 20, 2026
IREN signed $2.8 billion in AI cloud contracts, Blockspace’s William Foxley reports, as Sharon AI added a $1.32 billion New Zealand deal and Meta reportedly explores leasing compute to Anthropic.
In this episode:
Top stories:
1. IREN signs $2.8 billion in AI cloud deals, raises 2026 ARR ... — Blockspace
https://blockspace.media/insight/iren-signs-billion-ai-cloud-deals-2026/
2. Sharon AI seals
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