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Silicon Valley bets $140M on floating AI data centers powered by ocean waves

Peter Thiel and Silicon Valley investors are backing Panthalassa's ambitious plan to deploy wave-powered AI data centers in the world's oceans. The startup raised $140 million to build autonomous floating platforms that generate electricity from ocean waves while cooling AI chips with seawater. But the approach faces significant challenges, from satellite latency to maintenance in harsh ocean conditions.

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Silicon Valley bets $140M on floating AI data centers powered by ocean waves

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Palantir Technologies posts 85% revenue growth as AI platforms drive unprecedented demand

Palantir Technologies delivered its fastest growth ever with first-quarter revenue surging 85% to $1.63 billion, crushing Wall Street estimates. The company's US business more than doubled, driven by explosive demand for its Artificial Intelligence Platform from government agencies and commercial clients. CEO Alex Karp declared the US business is "erupting" as Palantir raised its full-year revenue forecast to $7.65 billion.

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Palantir Technologies posts 85% revenue growth as AI platforms drive unprecedented demand

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K Wave Media Dumps Bitcoin Treasury Plan, Redirects $485M to AI Infrastructure Buildout

Nasdaq-listed K Wave Media abandons its Bitcoin treasury strategy to pursue an AI pivot, reallocating $485 million toward data centers and GPU compute operations. The company's stock plunged 25% following the announcement, as shareholders prepare to vote on a rebrand to Talivar Technologies in July.

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K Wave Media Dumps Bitcoin Treasury Plan, Redirects $485M to AI Infrastructure Buildout

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Sierra raises $950M as AI agents race intensifies with Fortune 50 clients and rapid growth

Bret Taylor's Sierra closed a $950 million funding round led by Tiger Global and GV, pushing its valuation above $15 billion. The company hit $150 million in annual recurring revenue in just eight quarters and now serves over 40% of Fortune 50 companies. The raise signals intensifying competition as enterprises rush to deploy AI agents for customer service, with an estimated $400 billion market shifting toward automation.

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Sierra raises $950M as AI agents race intensifies with Fortune 50 clients and rapid growth

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AI chipmaker Cerebras targets $3.5 billion in IPO backed by massive OpenAI partnership

Cerebras Systems is preparing to sell 28 million shares at $115 to $125 each, targeting a $26.6 billion market cap in what could be 2026's largest tech IPO. The AI chipmaker's wafer-scale chips compete directly with Nvidia, and its $20 billion OpenAI deal anchors investor confidence despite customer concentration risks.

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AI chipmaker Cerebras targets $3.5 billion in IPO backed by massive OpenAI partnership

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OpenAI CFO says vertical wall of demand drives growth, not revenue target misses

OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar pushed back against reports of missed internal targets, stating the company is beating its core plan and experiencing a vertical wall of demand. The real constraint isn't sales growth but data center capacity, as the company projects revenues to surge from $30 billion this year to $284 billion by 2030.

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OpenAI CFO says vertical wall of demand drives growth, not revenue target misses

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Nebius acquires 20-person Eigen AI for $643 million to dominate AI inference optimization

Cloud provider Nebius agreed to buy Eigen AI, a California startup that optimizes AI chip performance, for $643 million in stock and cash. The 20-person team from MIT specializes in maximizing tokens generated per Nvidia GPU, a critical capability as inference costs dominate AI operations. The acquisition strengthens Nebius Token Factory against competitors.

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Nebius acquires 20-person Eigen AI for $643 million to dominate AI inference optimization

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Anthropic asks investors for allocations as $900B+ valuation round nears close within two weeks

Anthropic has given investors just 48 hours to submit allocations for its latest fundraise, expected to be roughly $50 billion and close within two weeks. The AI company Anthropic is targeting a potential $900B+ valuation that could surpass OpenAI's $852 billion mark, driven by soaring revenue and demand for its Mythos AI model.

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Anthropic asks investors for allocations as $900B+ valuation round nears close within two weeks

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Euro-area finance ministers to discuss Mythos AI as Anthropic faces mounting security concerns

Euro-area finance ministers will convene Monday to address challenges posed by Anthropic's Mythos AI model, a tool so powerful it can enable dangerous cyberattacks. No EU government has access to the system, creating a competitive disadvantage as the White House blocks expansion while the NSA uses it internally.

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Euro-area finance ministers to discuss Mythos AI as Anthropic faces mounting security concerns

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Caterpillar stock doubles Nvidia returns as AI data centers fuel power generation demand

Caterpillar has emerged as an unexpected winner in the AI boom, with shares climbing 174% over the past year—more than double Nvidia's 74% gain. The equipment maker's power generation business is surging as hyperscalers build on-site power plants to bypass grid interconnect delays, creating a $63 billion record order backlog that extends into 2028.

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Caterpillar stock doubles Nvidia returns as AI data centers fuel power generation demand

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Nvidia backs legal AI startup Legora at $5.6 billion as rivalry with Harvey intensifies

Nvidia's venture arm NVentures has made its first legal AI investment, backing Swedish startup Legora in a $50 million Series D extension that values the company at $5.6 billion. The investment comes as Legora crosses $100 million in annual recurring revenue and intensifies its competition with U.S. rival Harvey, which recently hit an $11 billion valuation.

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Nvidia backs legal AI startup Legora at $5.6 billion as rivalry with Harvey intensifies

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JPMorgan downgrades Meta Platforms as AI spending surges to $145 billion with unclear returns

JPMorgan has downgraded Meta Platforms from overweight to neutral, slashing its price target from $825 to $725. The investment bank cites concerns over Meta's massive AI spending forecast of $125-145 billion and limited visibility into how the company will generate returns beyond advertising, even as it posted 33% year-over-year revenue growth.

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JPMorgan downgrades Meta Platforms as AI spending surges to $145 billion with unclear returns

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SoftBank plans $100B IPO for Roze AI, a robotics company designed to automate data center builds

SoftBank Group Corp. is creating Roze AI, a new AI and robotics company focused on automating data center construction in the U.S. Founder Masayoshi Son aims for a $100 billion valuation and potential IPO as early as this year, though internal skepticism about the timeline and market conditions persists. The move reflects SoftBank's aggressive bet on AI infrastructure.

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SoftBank plans $100B IPO for Roze AI, a robotics company designed to automate data center builds

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Former Junior Bankers Build $2 Billion AI Tool to Transform Investment Banking Grunt Work

Rogo Technologies, founded by ex-bankers frustrated with spreadsheets and slide decks, just raised $160 million at a $2 billion valuation. The AI tool automates financial analysis for over 35,000 users at firms like JPMorgan and Bank of America. But as the platform reshapes Wall Street workflows, concerns grow about junior bankers job displacement and the future of entry-level finance roles.

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Former Junior Bankers Build $2 Billion AI Tool to Transform Investment Banking Grunt Work

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Manifest Secures $60M Series A to Transform Legal Services with AI-Powered Platform

AI legal software startup Manifest has raised $60 million in Series A funding at a $750 million valuation, marking the largest legal tech Series A ever. Founded by Dan Mishin, the company aims to end the billable hour model by empowering lawyers with AI tools that double their income while making legal services more accessible through outcomes-based pricing.

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Manifest Secures $60M Series A to Transform Legal Services with AI-Powered Platform

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