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  4. NVIDIA：Newsroom

    NVIDIA Confidential Computing Adds Confidential Bare Metal Deployment Option

    NVIDIA is expanding its confidential computing capabilities with the launch of a Confidential Bare Metal deployment option, enabling frontier model builders to retain control over their models and data when running sensitive workloads on third-party dedicated infrastructure. This offering, together with the existing Confidential Containers and Confidential Virtual Machines, forms three deployment forms, and adds controls such as data protection in transit, platform integrity measurement, and hardware-level access restrictions. Cohere plans to integrate it into Cohere Model Vault, Google Cloud will support the capability on A4X Max instances based on GB300 NVL72, and providers such as CoreWeave, Microsoft Azure Infrastructure, and Nebius also support related deployments.

    offering, together with the existing Confidential Containers and Confidential Virtual Machines, forms three deployment forms, and adds controls such as data protection in transit, platform integrity measurement, and hardware-level access restrictions. Cohere plans to integrate it into Cohere Model Vault, Google Cloud will support the capability on A4X Max instances based on GB300 NVL72, and providers such as CoreWeave, Microsoft Azure Infrastructure, and Nebius also support related deployments.

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  5. Rohan PaulSelected

    WSJ sees Anthropic IPO draft: half-year revenue $16.3 billion, compute commitments about $450 billion

    The Anthropic IPO draft seen by WSJ shows half-year revenue of $16.3 billion, a book loss of $80.7 billion, and compute commitments of about $450 billion. The draft discloses fixed payments of $252 billion to three major cloud providers over the next 7 to 10 years, including $111 billion to Google, $110 billion to AWS, and $31 billion to Microsoft, payable whether or not used. There is also over $160 billion in Google chip leasing (via Broadcom) and up to $86 billion in Nvidia GPU rental, plus $150 billion in deals under negotiation.

    ws half-year revenue of $16.3 billion, a book loss of $80.7 billion, and compute commitments of about $450 billion. The draft discloses fixed payments of $252 billion to three major cloud providers over the next 7 to 10 years, including $111 billion to Google, $110 billion to AWS, and $31 billion to Microsoft, payable whether or not used. There is also over $160 billion in Google chip leasing (via Broadcom) and up to $86 billion in Nvidia GPU rental, plus $150 billion in deals under negotiation.

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Tuesday

  2. SiliconANGLE

    AuxoAI Raises Over $20 Million Series A to Bring AI Expertise to Enterprises

    Enterprise engineering and consulting firm AuxoAI announced it has closed a $20.7 million Series A funding round led by NTT Venture Capital to accelerate growth and expand its enterprise AI consulting model. Its core platform, Damia, is a toolkit for "forward-deployed engineers" that turns enterprise data into applications and encodes business process knowledge into AI agents capable of long-term collaboration. The company has worked with Global 2000 enterprises for more than three years and has partnerships with platforms including Google, AWS, Snowflake, Databricks and Microsoft.

    n Series A funding round led by NTT Venture Capital to accelerate growth and expand its enterprise AI consulting model. Its core platform, Damia, is a toolkit for "forward-deployed engineers" that turns enterprise data into applications and encodes business process knowledge into AI agents capable of long-term collaboration. The company has worked with Global 2000 enterprises for more than three years and has partnerships with platforms including Google, AWS, Snowflake, Databricks and Microsoft.

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  1. Thurrott

    Starling Releases Free Linux Desktop, Office Suite, Terminal, and SDK

    Startup Starling has released the free Linux desktop environment Starling Desktop, the office suite Starling Office (including Writer, Slides, and Sheets), the Starling Terminal, and a self-developed SDK, and says these programs were built with AI assistance. Starling Desktop currently supports Ubuntu 26.04 LTS (x64) and WSL2 on Windows, and offers a traditional 2D interface, an experimental 3D desktop, and a separate workspace for agents; Starling Office runs in the browser or on Linux, Mac, and Windows (WSL2), and uses a ribbon interface similar to Microsoft Office. The Starling SDK uses Swift to write applications, reuses Flutter's C core engine on the desktop side, and uses Swift WebAssembly and the skwasm renderer on the web side; the related software and source code can be downloaded on GitHub.

    S (x64) and WSL2 on Windows, and offers a traditional 2D interface, an experimental 3D desktop, and a separate workspace for agents; Starling Office runs in the browser or on Linux, Mac, and Windows (WSL2), and uses a ribbon interface similar to Microsoft Office. The Starling SDK uses Swift to write applications, reuses Flutter's C core engine on the desktop side, and uses Swift WebAssembly and the skwasm renderer on the web side; the related software and source code can be downloaded on GitHub.

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