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China-Linked Posts Do Not Explain America’s Data-Center BacklashGoogle’s Ironwood Takes an FP8 Cost Lead in New Serving Benchma...Grove City Holds 310-Acre Data Center Plan, Exposing Limits of...Morgan Stanley Raises Oracle Target by $3, Keeps Equal Weight a...Matt Clifford to Leave ARIA After Anthropic Role Draws Conflict...TeraWulf’s $3.2B AI Campus Exposes Gaps in Safety and Power Acc...China-Linked Posts Do Not Explain America’s Data-Center BacklashGoogle’s Ironwood Takes an FP8 Cost Lead in New Serving Benchma...Grove City Holds 310-Acre Data Center Plan, Exposing Limits of...Morgan Stanley Raises Oracle Target by $3, Keeps Equal Weight a...Matt Clifford to Leave ARIA After Anthropic Role Draws Conflict...TeraWulf’s $3.2B AI Campus Exposes Gaps in Safety and Power Acc...
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OpenRelay Routes AI Inference Across GPUs, TPUs and Trainium Through One API

The early-access network aims to let developers buy performance rather than a particular accelerator, but its cost-savings claims and ability to deliver consistent service across mixed infrastructure remain unproven. OpenRelay has launched an inference API that sends AI workloads across GPU, TPU and Trainium capacity through a single endpoint. OpenRelay is in early access, though its /v1 API is listed as stable.

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Anthropic Puts Model-Agnostic MHS in Preview for AI-Controlled Machinery

Anthropic’s proposed interface could reduce the bespoke work of connecting agents to equipment, but broad adoption still rests on future safety work and an open-source release. Laboratory instruments, factory machinery and robots may become easier for AI agents to operate through a common interface. A common language for machines MHS is designed for devices with programmable interfaces.

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Relay Puts Gemini Voice Dictation in Any Mac Text Field, With Hardware Due in 2027

Relay’s immediate product is software, but its app-action layer asks users to weigh hands-free automation against microphone and screen-snapshot permissions. Relay has launched a macOS voice-to-text app powered by Google Gemini, while its planned Relay Q microphone is due in early 2027. The product starts as software, but its app actions can require microphone access and screen snapshots whenever Relay is activated.

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