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17 published storiesLatest story · 15/08/2026
Anthropic wants Wall Street to pay today for the $200 billion it expects to earn in 2028
The company is preparing for an IPO with a 2028 revenue forecast of $190–200 billion. The number does not describe the current business; it describes the future new investors would have to finance.
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Germany will keep its tower by the UN instead of building another one
Sauerbruch Hutton and Studio Gang won the competition to update the German House in New York. Its existing structure becomes the starting point for improving energy, security and work.
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Nvidia cuts its backing for OpenAI's Ohio data centre to below $120 billion
The commitment under discussion had reached $250 billion. The revision shows how a gigantic facility depends on financial guarantees before the first server is installed.
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Nearly ten million investors tried to buy shares in robot maker Unitree
Retail demand exceeded the available allocation by more than 8,000 times. The company reaches the market with profits, a $9 billion valuation and few mature uses beyond research and demonstrations.
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Databricks reaches a $190 billion valuation because companies still do not have AI-ready data
The company raised $5 billion, is growing above 80% and exceeds a $7 billion revenue run rate. Its business thrives on the work assistants cannot avoid: organising, governing and connecting information.
Read →14/08/2026 · 9 min
A fire left 300 children without classrooms. An empty office welcomed them in three weeks
OFFICEUNTITLED turned an office floor in Santa Monica into a K–6 campus after the Palisades fire. Speed did not eliminate design; it forced the team to decide what had to work immediately and what could wait until summer.
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DeepSeek built its advantage on low prices. Now its API is rising by as much as 1,100%
The company launched V4 Pro and announced increases ranging from 50% to 1,100%, depending on model, time and token type. The relevant measure is no longer entry price but the cost of completing a task—and the cost of dependency.
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Germany will not demolish its tower by the UN: two studios will rebuild it from within
Sauerbruch Hutton and Studio Gang won the competition to update the German House in New York. The commission makes spatial and energy renovation a visible alternative to replacing a diplomatic tower.
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Apple cannot bring the same AI to China. It is preparing another one with Alibaba
Apple is training a China-specific model with Alibaba's support and is evaluating Baidu technology. Artificial intelligence is becoming a regulatory architecture that changes by territory.
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Six Chinese interiors let timber, plaster and their marks remain visible
The projects keep joints, texture and variation in view. Imperfection becomes information about how the space was made.
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Only 16% of Japanese companies use AI across the whole organisation
A Reuters survey shows that broad adoption remains a minority. The obstacle is not buying an assistant; it is reorganising data, responsibility and process.
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AI investment is beginning to show up in UK growth
New figures connect part of economic performance with data centres, software and professional services. Digital statistics now contain construction, power and physical jobs.
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Vantage explores a public listing at a $100 billion valuation
The data-centre operator is considering an IPO or sale. The valuation turns land, contracted power and future capacity into one of AI's most contested assets.
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Shopping agents may separate stores from their own customers
Adyen warns that delegating search and payment to AI may hand the commercial relationship to an outside interface.
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Taiwan says an AI-assisted hacking campaign selected and pressured targets
Authorities describe an operation supported by artificial intelligence. Automated research and messages can widen the number of organisations attacked without a large human team.
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13/08/2026 · 8 min
This battery does not hide: it is trying to become public architecture
Civic Grid has installed a 60 kWh system with seating, public charging and emergency power in an Ontario square. Electrification enters the town as equipment people can see, touch and use.
Read →12/08/2026 · 8 min
Colombia’s earthquake did not end when the ground stopped moving
A magnitude 7.4 earthquake killed at least 111 people and damaged more than 1,600 buildings. The immediate emergency opens a second task: inspecting heritage that may keep failing without showing it from the street.
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