Singapore developer DayOne locked another RM15 billion for hyperscale capacity in Malaysia, half in offshore dollars and half as Islamic cost-plus financing, while its US IPO registration is still waiting on a price.
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The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday, Oct. 13, raised its forecast for global growth this year to 3.1%, up from
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Meta on Monday, Oct. 12, released Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, which it calls “our most capable models to
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The Swedish academy honored two economists whose models put expectations at the center of how prices and spending move. Their own findings say what happens when a central bank goes quiet: the surprise moves to decision day.
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Nearly every U.S. reactor has been offered AI tools for its records and filings. Microsoft built the drafting tool, hosts the models under the regulator’s own tool, and is the buyer waiting on the Crane restart.
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The appeals courts that ruled sports contracts are not swaps leaned on a fear that every casino bet would become a federal derivative. The CFTC’s interim rule tries to delete that fear by regulation, and it draws a line state gaming regulators will have to live on.
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Hock Tan says capital is now AI’s tightest bottleneck. His own company has already agreed to lend Anthropic up to $42 billion, and the rest of the chain is starting to look like a credit desk.
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The CFTC wants exchange-traded event contracts treated as swaps while sportsbooks stay with the states. Broadcom says money now limits AI build-outs more than chips do, Amazon is in talks over a startup Anthropic passed on, and an XRP Ledger fix shipped without a vote.
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Two Oct. 9 filings from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission draw a line between exchanges and sportsbooks. The concession to the states takes effect the day it is published in the Federal Register. The claim to exclusive federal control is still a proposal.
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Anthropic walked away from Decart at about $6 billion in September. Amazon, which rents its own AI chips through AWS, is now talking about $7 billion for the startup whose software makes it cheaper to move AI work off Nvidia hardware.
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