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AI & Compute Infrastructure — November 13, 2026

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Macro, Policy & Capital

Aircraft-engine lessor and loan investor Forum Markets (FRMM) formed a 51%-owned joint venture developing GPU infrastructure.

Forum Markets’ November 13 quarterly filing describes an expansion into AI compute infrastructure during the third quarter of 2026. Its other activities include owning leased commercial aircraft engines and investing in consumer-loan portfolios, including portfolios sourced through originators using AI-driven underwriting or analytics.

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Chips, GPUs & Systems

Power, Grid & Data Centers

Cloud & Compute Infrastructure

XMax (XMAX) began GPU-service billing October 29; its 60-month, approximately $122.5 million commitment remains subject to closing conditions.

XMax signed its B300 GPUaaS Service Agreement with DSH HYPER PTE. LTD. on October 28, 2026, and service and billing commenced on October 29. DSH is the supplier and XMax is the customer, so the disclosed service charges are XMax’s purchasing commitment—not evidence of XMax earning an equivalent amount of customer revenue.

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AI Models, Software & Research

OpenAI dissolved its standalone robotics team, moving researchers into core research and applied robotics and hardware personnel into applications.

OpenAI confirmed the dissolution of its independent robotics research team and the reassignment of personnel, according to Financial_Express’s coverage citing Fortune. Robotics researchers moved into the main research organization led by Chief Research Officer Mark Chen, while applied robotics and hardware teams moved into the applications organization led by President Greg Brockman.

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