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Anthropic’s proposed initial public offering (IPO) remained at the filing and marketing stage. Crunchbase News reported that the company submitted an updated S-1 registration statement on November 10, providing a proposed price range and offering size; Telegram coverage specified $70–$78 per share and approximately $1.4 trillion in fully diluted valuation.
QumulusAI’s filed earnings release reported $14.8 million in revenue for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, up 376% from $3.1 million a year earlier and doubling sequentially for the second consecutive quarter. Compute-power revenue reached $14.1 million, approximately 96% of total revenue, compared with $1.4 million, approximately 47%, a year earlier.
Financial_Express reported $3.7 billion in SoftBank data-center project write-downs, including $2.85 billion of nonrefundable prepayments to equipment companies. Those prepayments covered an 8 GW project in Ohio and other U.S. data-center projects, rather than exclusively the Ohio development.
Thailand’s cabinet approved the policy on November 10, establishing classification by electricity consumption. Projects below 20 MW may locate in commercial areas, while projects consuming 20 MW or more must locate in industrial areas.
The reported October Consumer Price Index (CPI) increase was 0.4% month over month, compared with a 0.3% forecast and 0.6% in the previous month. Core CPI increased 0.3%, against a 0.2% forecast, matching the previous month’s increase.
AMD announced general availability of its sixth-generation EPYC SP7 server central processing units (CPUs) on November 10. The company’s announcement states that systems using the processors are shipping, distinguishing this milestone from a development preview.
Lenovo’s November 10 announcement introduced ThinkSystem servers using sixth-generation AMD EPYC processors. The company positioned the products for AI and high-performance computing (HPC), including increasingly complex scientific workloads.
Financial_Express, citing Science and Technology Daily, reported completion of a hollow-core fiber transmission trial over 1,007.48 kilometers. The report described it as the first thousand-kilometer bidirectional, real-time hollow-core fiber transmission verification worldwide.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) entered a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with Diamond Quanta. The source identifies Diamond Quanta as a San Francisco Bay Area startup working in semiconductor manufacturing.
Energy Vault disclosed in an earnings release filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that it had secured non-recourse financing for 275 MW of Rolls-Royce MTU reciprocating-engine generation capacity. The capacity figure concerns electricity generation, not AI-compute information technology load or battery energy storage.
Energy Vault’s filed earnings release states that construction has started on the Snyder AI modular data-center project. The disclosure establishes a construction milestone, rather than merely a proposed development.
Energy Vault reported formal grid-interconnection approval for its Stoney Creek battery energy storage system (BESS) in Australia. The November 10 release said the approval had been received the previous week.
FuelCell Energy announced participation in StabilityMax, a three-year collaborative project involving a Connecticut power testbed. The project is led by the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR).
Bitdeer’s SEC-filed unaudited Q3 release reported approximately 332 IT MW of secured AI-cloud capacity and approximately $2.9 billion in AI-cloud revenue backlog. IT MW refers to information technology load capacity; neither the secured-capacity figure nor backlog establishes that all capacity is already operating or that the revenue has been recognized.
WhiteFiber’s 10-Q discloses an additional customer service order covering 576 VR200 Vera Rubin GPUs in Canada, described as its first Vera Rubin deployment. The 36-month initial term begins when services commence, followed by automatic one-month renewals unless either party terminates; commencement is targeted for the first half of 2027, not reported as already achieved.
Telegram coverage of CoreWeave’s comments reported 30%–50% price increases since the previous quarter for services based on older NVIDIA chips. The same message cited an approximately 25% increase in July and a further 10% later in Q3, without identifying chip models or establishing that each increase applied to an identical service basket.
NVIDIA introduced Snapshot as an open-source component of its DSX AI Factory Platform. The supplied description identifies reuse of initialized GPU workloads as its central capability.
FinancialJuice reported a global launch of Gemini 4 Carbon on November 10. The message specifies an introductory price of $2 per million input tokens.
IBM and Microsoft launched Imagine, described in the supplied reporting as an enterprise AI-agent platform. The announcement names both companies as participants rather than presenting Imagine as a standalone AI-model release.
Google Cloud announced Gemini for healthcare as a preview offering extending the universal Gemini agent introduced the previous month. Google describes it as a governed orchestration layer spanning existing records, claims, and administrative systems, and cites nearly 28 hours per week spent by clinicians manually reconciling information.
