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The United States and United Kingdom have signed their first joint pact aimed at disrupting crypto‑scam operations, according to Crypto Briefing.

Chip suppliers at SEMICON Taiwan expressed a bullish outlook on continued AI buildout, with some firms forecasting the AI super‑cycle to extend through 2030, according to Bloomberg reporting from Taipei.

The arXiv paper introduces PlanFence, a dependency‑scoped validation protocol that prevents distributed LLM‑agent teams from executing actions based on obsolete plans, showing zero invalid actions in 30 controlled live workflows.

Professor Lan Xiaohuan discusses China’s trade surplus, social safety net, and the role of public data infrastructure in the AI competition with the United States, highlighting macro‑economic factors that could influence the global AI ecosystem.

Crusoe, a private data center developer, raised $3 billion at a $30 billion valuation, supported by a $13 billion contract with Jane Street.

Credo Technology experienced a significant stock decline due to margin pressure despite reporting strong triple-digit revenue growth, highlighting valuation sensitivity to profitability metrics.

A former White House official warned that the United States may need to consider extreme measures, including espionage and military strikes on Chinese data centres, to prevent China from achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI).

Nvidia announced a $12.93 billion acquisition of Hugging Face, an open-source AI platform with 18 million developers and 200,000 companies as users.

A Bitcoin mining company is transitioning its infrastructure to an AI-focused deal, with projected revenue of at least $1.2 billion and potential to exceed $3 billion if additional computing capacity is utilized.

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A senior investment officer at AllianceBernstein states that AI demand remains strong and is broadening beyond hardware into software and infrastructure, indicating a transition into an adoption phase with no slowdown in sight.

The article discusses Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) posting strong quarterly results but suggests its valuation may already reflect much of the expected future success.