Anakapalli MoU Maps 400 MW And 1,400 MW AirTrunk Campus Proposals

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Carbon Neutral Regulation in AI Training

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AirTrunk said in an official LinkedIn announcement on November 13, 2026, that it had signed a memorandum of understanding with Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu for two proposed data center campuses in India’s Anakapalli district: 400 MW at Rambilli and 1,400 MW at Tootipala. The agreement supplies named sites and capacities for the […]

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The NIST AI Risk Management Framework is a voluntary, use-case-agnostic framework for incorporating trustworthiness and risk management across the AI lifecycle. This guide explains the mechanism, trade-offs, evaluation, and controls that matter in practice.

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Organizers of the independent Stand with Jensen campaign announced in a November 14, 2026 post that their open letter urging NVIDIA’s board to reinstate former CEO Jensen Huang had surpassed 100,000 signatures in less than 24 hours. The campaign reported that the total included more than 5,000 self-identified current NVIDIA employees, nearly 1,000 former employees […]

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CNBC reported on November 15, 2026, that Megaspeed had retained external legal counsel to investigate media reports about its AI cloud business, supply chain and global operations. The Singapore-based company also said Alice Huang left effective August 30, 2025, and currently has no role there. Megaspeed said the reports were not supported by verifiable evidence. […]

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NVIDIA’s board said on November 13, 2026, that it was still selecting a search firm to find a permanent CEO and had not formally engaged any potential candidates, CNBC reported, responding to speculation about Jensen Huang’s successor. The board said, “Any speculation regarding individual candidates, whether internal or external, is premature.” Its wording addresses formal […]

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Fortreum has introduced its Kovr-powered VDR/VER offering to help cloud providers put FedRAMP’s new vulnerability rules into operation ahead of the December 7, 2026 migration deadline. The offering combines security specialists, implementation support, and AI-assisted evaluation rather than treating compliance as a scanner report that gets filed once a month. In its technical explanation, Fortreum […]

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Reuters reported on November 13, 2026, that Anthropic’s initial public offering was six times oversubscribed by the roadshow’s third day, as investors assessed whether Claude can withstand competition from Google and other rivals. People familiar with the offerings said orders amounted to about twice the shares available by the end of the roadshow’s first day, […]

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The Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide ground stop for all U.S. airports on November 13, 2026, after communication problems affected multiple Air Route Traffic Control Centers, according to its preliminary statement. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said in a public statement that the issue affected all Air Route Traffic Control Centers, the facilities that handle […]

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Cursor reported in an incident update published November 13, 2026 that an attacker used a Cursor-issued access key exposed by Fireworks AI to copy historical coding-agent traces and credentials, then reach select software tools used by Cursor and distribute malicious Claude Code extension builds. Less than 0.01% of customers had API credentials exposed. Fireworks’ exposure […]

Print article Share UK foreign secretary and COP veteran Ed Miliband spoke with Carbon Brief earlier today at COP31 in Antalya, Turkey, to answer readers’ questions. Carbon Brief readers submitted questions via CB Connect on topics including the UK’s “climate leadership”, the COP31 electrification target, as well as the roadmaps on deforestation and fossil fuels. […]

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House Ways and Means ranking member Richard E. Neal and Senate Finance ranking member Ron Wyden opened an investigation on November 12, 2026 into the Trump administration’s approval and taxation of Nvidia H200 AI-chip sales to Chinese companies, including a 25% tariff, and demanded that relevant records be preserved. The letter to Commerce Secretary Howard […]

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DuPont announced on November 12, 2026 a research collaboration with Microsoft and NobleAI that will broaden access to AI and machine-learning tools for its scientists and engineers, with the goal of reducing the time needed to deliver customer solutions. Each company contributes a different component. DuPont supplies expertise in advanced solutions and applications; NobleAI provides […]

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Despite fears about robots replacing humans at work, there are still plenty of things humans can do far better than machines. That’s fine with Robust AI, a startup building robots designed to complement what humans do best. The company’s mobile robot, named Carter, resembles a utility cart on wheels and is designed to fit seamlessly […]

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The use of algorithms to design structures has led to new parts optimized for ultralight aircraft, high-bandwidth antennas, and F1 racing cars. But the best algorithmic design techniques still require lots of computation and time: Users only see the final design after it’s complete, after which they often must start the design process all over […]

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The Shenzhen Stock Exchange’s listing committee cleared xFusion Digital Technologies’ ChiNext IPO application on November 12, 2026, finding that the AI server maker met issuance, listing and disclosure requirements. The proposed offering targets RMB 8 billion for computing infrastructure, manufacturing, research and working capital. The decision does not complete the IPO. The exchange’s project record […]
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Acid deliveries and corrosive waste disposal create recurring expenses every time conventional deionization resins need chemical regeneration. Electrodeionization (EDI) uses electricity to continuously regenerate its resins, so EDI purification requires no routine acid or caustic regeneration. For industrial facilities, that change eliminates regenerant disposal tasks and avoids the scheduled interruptions required by chemical regeneration. Why […]
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Chinese AI companies are seeking rented computing capacity powered by Nvidia chips at overseas data centers because they fear the controversy surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang could prompt tougher U.S. limits on remote access, Reuters reported on November 12, 2026, citing three people familiar with the matter. A major Chinese cloud provider has internally discussed […]