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Aker ASA ( ($AKAAF) ) just unveiled an update. Aker ASA, in collaboration with Nscale Global Holdings Ltd. and OpenAI, announced the launch of Stargate Norway, a re…
Malaysia has set its sights on becoming an inclusive and sustainable artificial intelligence (AI) nation by 2030, while positioning itself as a regional hub for digital technology manufacturing, according to the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP) report.
Nscale Global Holdings Ltd. (“Nscale”), Aker ASA (“Aker”) and OpenAI today announced the launch of Stargate Norway: an advanced AI infrastructure project in Narvik, Northern Norway. Powered entirely by renewable energy, the facility will target to deliver 100,000 NVIDIA GPUs by the end of 2026, with ambitions to scale significantly in the years ahead. Stargate Norway will be designed to provide secure, scalable, and energy-efficient infrastructure for sovereign AI workloads across Europe, fully
Reference is made to today’s stock exchange notice from Aker ASA (“Aker”) where Nscale Global Holdings Ltd. (“Nscale”), Aker and OpenAI announced the launch of Stargate Norway: an advanced AI infrastructure project in Narvik, Northern Norway.
China’s cyberspace regulator summoned Nvidia on Thursday over security risks related to its H20 chips, it said in a statement.
Experts are encouraging parents to be alert around their children’s use of generative AI, particularly chatbots and companion apps.
OpenAI roughly doubled its revenue in the first seven months of the year, reaching $12 billion in annualised revenue, the Information reported.
