The Aporia
The Aporia
18 articles about 18 events for “US Infrastructure Deal” in Technology.
“More importantly, from my perspective, the summit launched the federal government’s first AI application for public use, America.gov.”
“But I don’t need you to accept my speculative philosophical research program - only the drop-dead obvious fact that GPT-6 is better than GPT-2 in every way, and the same process that produced these improvements will soon be used to produce GPT-7, 8, and 9.”
“Contrast that with its duelling federal inquiry, the data centres and artificial intelligence inquiry led by Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young, which struck a notably skeptical tone about the social license of AI infrastructure and the companies using it.”
“However, using Apple's infrastructure during the infection chain can make the activity look less suspicious.”
“In the early hours of Saturday 22 February 2025 the following email landed in the inboxes of the entire US federal workforce: From: HR hr@opm.gov Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2025 Subject: What did you do last week?”
“Anthropic, the company behind the AI model, Claude, just signed a deal to use a $32 billion data centre, Australia’s largest, in western Queensland.”
“Rising through the ranks During his 10-year run at SpaceX, Hernandez worked as a welder, preparing rockets for takeoff by building the structures that lifted them onto the launch pad and the infrastructure that held them in place.”
“Fuel giant Ampol has struck a deal to acquire one of Australia’s most extensive electric-vehicle charging networks, a move that will more than triple the number of charging bays it owns just as local sales of battery-powered cars surge to record highs.”
“NEW YORK, Sept. 29, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — USA News Group News Commentary - The scarcest input in AI computing is shifting from chips to the power that runs them.”
“Anthropic is negotiating a $21 billion commercial deal with private developers to make Australia a regional hub for running its AI inference models.”
“The potential deal comes as Oracle invoked force majeure at another Blue Owl-backed US data center — part of the Stargate venture to build AI infrastructure — after permitting delays held up efforts to bring power to the site.”
“OpenAI shared on Friday that its autonomous AI agents interacted with several US government websites—including two operated by the Securities and Exchange Commission and data from the Census Bureau—in unanticipated ways.”
“To say that RSI is a big deal in the AI world would be a colossal understatement.”
“…plicitly state is its true goal: To wrest control of the AI infrastructure away from US adversaries—primarily China, which currently operates about 80 percent of rare-earth refining and controls 70 percent of lithium-ion battery production—but also Russia and…”
“We’ve been hearing a great deal recently about the specter of AI-driven human extinction.”
“- Published The tech giant OpenAI will share its AI cyber defence system Daybreak for free with the Ukraine government to help it protect civilian infrastructure, like hospitals and power plants, from cyber-attacks.”
“Open-source structure prediction models are now freely licensed for commercial use, and the largest chipmakers are packaging them as ready-to-deploy inference microservices that can be launched from a cloud marketplace.”
“Zipline will cover its infrastructure costs in Côte d’Ivoire by unlocking money from a $150 million grant that the US government approved for the company last year.”