Nanya bets $10.7B on DRAM capacity - the memory capex race reaches Taiwan
Taiwan's Nanya Technology plans a $10.7 billion fab investment, adding another major player to a global DRAM expansion wave driven entirely by AI memory demand.
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npm staged publishing is live - a human approval step enters the JavaScript supply chain
npm has shipped staged publishing: packages can now sit in a pending state requiring explicit human approval before becoming installable—a direct response to AI-assisted publishing pipelines creating new supply chain exposure.
1 h ago 8 8
Atlassian surges 33% as AI lifts sales growth - SaaS is not dead yet
Atlassian's Q2 results sent shares up 33% as stronger-than-expected sales growth directly countered fears that AI-native tools would cannibalize Jira and Confluence demand.
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Chinese AI firms are leasing Hong Kong data centers at scale—the compute arbitrage window
Facing mainland chip restrictions, Chinese AI companies are pushing aggressively into Hong Kong's data center market—a regulatory arbitrage that is real, and finite.
1 h ago 8 8
Unitree prices IPO at $9B with DeepSeek and Tencent as strategic backers
The humanoid robot maker prices its Hong Kong IPO at $9 billion, with DeepSeek taking a ¥141M strategic stake—the first direct public bet from the Chinese AI lab on embodied AI hardware.
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Jeff Dean, Sanjay Ghemawat, Oriol Vinyals, Quoc Le leave Google DeepMind - the gravity well has shifted
Four of Google DeepMind's most historically significant researchers depart in the same wave. Dean, Ghemawat, Vinyals, Le. Demis Hassabis moves to chair. This isn't routine attrition.
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India's Saregama is using generative AI to create music videos for songs that never had them.
Saregama, India's oldest music label, is generating music videos for its archive of pre-video-era songs using GenAI. It's a concrete, revenue-driven AI deployment—not a demo—and it points to where AI and cultural archives intersect.
yesterday 7 7
Apple's talks with China's CXMT memory chipmaker hit a price wall
Apple's reported negotiations with CXMT - China's state-backed DRAM manufacturer - have stalled on pricing. Supply diversification from Samsung and Micron is proving more politically and commercially complex than expected.
yesterday 10 11
Wallfacer: a terminal session manager built for Claude Code and multi-agent workflows
Wallfacer is an open-source terminal session manager that wraps Claude Code and other coding agents—letting developers orchestrate multiple agent sessions, persist context, and manage parallel workstreams from one interface.
yesterday 8 8
Amundi: AI remains a long-term bet despite the sell-off - what Europe's largest asset manager sees
Amundi, Europe's largest asset manager, is holding its AI thesis through the 2026 sell-off - but signals increasing selectivity between infrastructure and application-layer bets.
yesterday 10 12
Governments are making a dangerous bet on the AI boom—the Economist names the risk
Governments betting fiscal policy and industrial strategy on the AI boom face an underappreciated fragility: the investment cycle is outrunning the evidence base for productivity returns.
yesterday 9 8
Four US hyperscalers burned $95B cash in Q2 - the AI capex machine has a debt problem
Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Meta collectively spent approximately $95 billion in net cash during Q2 2026 on AI infrastructure. The market is already distinguishing winners from the rest—and debt service will be the ultimate judge.
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