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Anthropic invests $15 billion in Australia for "land grabbing" 1.4GW computing power; AI infrastructure arms race escapes US domestic bottleneck

Anthropic invests $15 billion in Australia for "land grabbing" 1.4GW computing power; AI infrastructure arms race escapes US domestic bottleneck

``` As data center construction in the United States becomes mired in power shortages and community opposition, AI giants are turning their eyes overseas in search of new havens for computing power. Anthropic’s newly revealed overseas infrastructure plans mark the official cross-border escalation of the compute arms race among large
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South Korean President Lee Jae-myung: "Speed comes first," accelerating major chip and artificial intelligence projects.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung: "Speed comes first," accelerating major chip and artificial intelligence projects.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has issued an emergency mobilization order to government officials, calling for full acceleration of large-scale semiconductor projects, and positioning gaining the initiative as a national core competitive strategy. At a government meeting on Monday, Lee Jae-myung stated that under the current situation, victory or defeat
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Porsche plans to lay off an additional 4,000 employees, with management and administrative departments being the primary targets.

Porsche plans to lay off an additional 4,000 employees, with management and administrative departments being the primary targets.

``` Porsche, deeply entrenched in performance pressure, is accelerating a new round of large-scale layoffs, with this reduction exceeding previous expectations and reflecting the deepening difficulties faced by the German automotive industry as a whole. According to Germany’s Handelsblatt on Sunday, in addition to the already announced layoff plans, Porsche
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