Financial Times
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22 day(s) with sentiment data
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BT delays Starlink launch amid Ukraine controversy
BT has postponed the launch of its partnership with Starlink, a satellite internet service from SpaceX, due to concerns about public perception following Elon Musk's controversial actions in Ukraine. BT CEO Alison Kirkb…
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Nvidia CEO's alleged spy ties flagged by short-seller months prior
A short-seller firm, Culper Research, had previously raised concerns about Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's close relationship with Alice Huang, an executive at Megaspeed, a company that purchases Nvidia chips. This comes to l…
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Russian forces use AI-generated videos for disinformation campaigns
Russian military units and pro-war bloggers have reportedly used AI to create or alter at least 35 videos from the front lines. The Financial Times reported on these videos, which appear to falsely claim the capture of …
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Anthropic buys $3.4B in gas turbines to secure AI compute power
Anthropic has purchased $3.4 billion worth of natural gas turbines from Caterpillar, a significant pivot from its previous strategy of renting computing power. This move addresses the growing strain on electricity suppl…
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Nvidia restricts China's access to overseas AI GPUs, driving up black market prices
Nvidia is implementing new restrictions on overseas cloud GPU rentals to China, requiring partners to allocate at least 51% of their services to non-Chinese clients. This move aims to curb the black market for AI hardwa…
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Nvidia probes CEO Jensen Huang over alleged Chinese spy ties
Nvidia is investigating its CEO, Jensen Huang, following allegations from U.S. intelligence agencies that a woman with whom he had an affair is a Chinese spy. The woman, Alice Huang, is reportedly linked to Megaspeed, a…
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Nvidia shares plunge $225B after CEO admits infidelity amid spy plot allegations
Nvidia's stock experienced a significant drop, potentially losing $225 billion in valuation, following CEO Jensen Huang's admission of infidelity. This news is linked to reports of a "honeypot operation" where Huang all…
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Goldman Sachs restricts AI coding tools for traders, bankers amid risk review
Goldman Sachs has restricted access to AI coding tools like Anthropic's Claude Code and Microsoft's GitHub for most of its traders and bankers, citing productivity and risk concerns. While engineers retain access for sp…
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UK government to continue AI data center construction as essential infrastructure
The UK government has stated it has no intention of slowing down the construction of data centers, viewing them as essential infrastructure to support the nation's growing AI economy. Minister for Growth Dan Tomlinson e…
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Anthropic secures $3.4B in natural gas generators for AI data centers
Anthropic has committed $3.4 billion to acquire 1.7 gigawatts of natural gas generators from OnePWR Solutions, a move aimed at securing the substantial energy infrastructure required for its AI data centers. This signif…
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Financial Times explores why America seems to distrust AI
A Financial Times article explores the reasons behind a perceived American skepticism towards artificial intelligence. The piece delves into cultural factors, beliefs, and trust issues that may contribute to this sentiment.
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Anthropic secures $3.4B in gas generators for AI data centers
Anthropic has reportedly agreed to a $3.4 billion deal to purchase gas-fired generators for its data centers. This significant acquisition, reported by the Financial Times, would supply 1.7 gigawatts of power generation…
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Anthropic secures $3.4B gas generator deal for Claude AI power
Anthropic has reportedly entered into a significant $3.4 billion agreement to procure gas generators. These generators are intended to supply power for their AI model, Claude. The Financial Times reported on this deal, …
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Spain withholds 12% of olive oil harvest to stabilize prices
Spain's agriculture ministry has ordered olive oil producers to withhold 12% of their harvest, a move unprecedented in the industry. This decision aims to stabilize prices and ensure farmer profitability following a pro…
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits affair with suspected Chinese spy; board investigates
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted to an affair with Alice Huang, an executive at Megaspeed and a suspected Chinese spy. The admission came in an internal memo to employees, following reports from The New York Times a…
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China's spy agency recruited exec to target Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
China's Ministry of State Security reportedly recruited Alice Huang, an executive at the data center firm Megaspeed, to spy on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The intelligence agency aimed to gather information on U.S. AI chip…
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Bill Gates advocates for billionaire tax to combat AI-driven inequality
Bill Gates believes that a progressive tax on billionaires is necessary to address the growing wealth inequality exacerbated by AI advancements. He argues that governments, not philanthropy, should be primarily responsi…
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Financial Times article suggests AI uncertainty and potential bubble
The Financial Times published an article discussing the current state of AI, suggesting a lack of clear understanding and potential for a bubble. The author of the article, as noted by a Mastodon post, is not being crit…
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Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket launch delayed to 2027
Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket launch has been postponed to January 2027 due to extensive damage sustained from an explosion during a hot-test in May 2026. CEO Dave Limp cited weather delays as a factor in the extended …
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Left-leaning individuals show sharp decline in AI adoption willingness
A recent report indicates a significant decline in the willingness of individuals identifying as left-of-center to use AI technologies. This trend has been observed since the first quarter of 2025, suggesting a growing …