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Vertiv and Caterpillar Join Forces on AI-Ready Power

Vertiv and Caterpillar will co-develop integrated on-site energy and cooling solutions to speed deployment, cut PUE, and power next-gen AI data centers.

Google Debuts WeatherNext 2, Forecasting at AI Speed

Google’s new WeatherNext 2 model delivers faster, higher-resolution forecasts and hundreds of scenario predictions, now available across Search, Maps, and Cloud tools.

Endava Launches Dava.Rise to Accelerate Innovation

Endava’s new Dava.The Rise program connects high-potential scale-ups with global enterprises, pairing startup ingenuity with enterprise-grade delivery to accelerate innovation.

USMC Taps Virtualitics to Turbocharge Osprey Readiness

Virtualitics wins new USMC contract to deploy AI-driven readiness tools, boosting Osprey fleet availability with predictive, explainable mission intelligence.

Skycore Powers Up: €5M to Reinvent AI Data Center Energy

Skycore raises €5M to build ultra-efficient 800V HVDC Power ICs, tackling the energy bottleneck behind the world’s fastest-scaling AI data centers.

DataCamp Buys Optima to Build Smarter AI Learners

DataCamp acquires AI-native Optima to deliver adaptive, human-centred upskilling—reshaping how companies train teams in data science and AI.

Cursor Lands $2.3B as AI Coding Gold Rush Accelerates

AI coding startup Cursor raises $2.3B at a $29.3B valuation, joining the industry’s elite as demand for developer automation surges.

CHAOS Raises €2M to Bring Order to Real Estate Data

Helsinki’s CHAOS secures €2M to scale its AI-powered location intelligence platform, helping real estate teams make smarter, human-centric decisions.

Britain Invests £14 Million to Accelerate Quantum Applications in Health and Defense

At the Quantum Showcase, the UK announced £14 million for new sensing projects and significant global partnerships to drive innovation in health, defense, and AI.

OpenAI Faces Lawsuits Over Allegations That ChatGPT Induced Suicidal and Delusional Behavior

Seven lawsuits accuse OpenAI of rushing ChatGPT to market, claiming the AI drove users into delusion and suicide through emotional manipulation.

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