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Oracle, Blue Owl Project Delay Sends Ripples Through AI Financing

Oracle has sent a force majeure notice on Project Jupiter, the New Mexico data center campus Blue Owl’s Stack Infrastructure is building for OpenAI capacity, and the move has rattled AI financing. We explain the power delay behind it, who carries which risk across $3 billion of equity and $18 billion of loans, what Oracle’s filings show about its $664 billion backlog and $288 billion of unstarted leases, and what businesses buying AI capacity should check.

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Lightspeed Targets $250M for New India Fund, Focusing on Early-Stage AI

  • September 25, 2026
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The new Lightspeed India fund, Lightspeed India Partners V, is targeting $250 million, half the size of its 2022 predecessor, with 80% already committed. It will back early-stage AI companies in India and Southeast Asia from late 2026. This article covers the investor letter, the SEC filing, the fund history, the Accel comparison and what it means for founders and buyers.

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Anthropic to Charge for Rejected Requests to Prevent Distillation Attacks

Distillation attacks are the reason Anthropic has started billing again for some requests Claude refuses before answering. From 24 September 2026, blocked requests in three categories, bio, frontier_llm and reasoning_extraction, are charged at the refusing model’s input rates. This article explains what each category covers, the 114 days when refusals were free, what a billed block costs and what developers should change.

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As the Coding Boom Fades, Computer Science Grads Focus on AI Skills in Choppy Job Market

Computer science grads face a jobless rate of about 7.1% as AI takes on more entry-level coding and the tech giants post far fewer software jobs. This article sets the AP’s report against New York Fed, Indeed, Stanford and Census data, and covers the AI skills employers now want, the smaller firms doing the hiring, the H-1B squeeze on international students and how colleges are retraining.

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Google Is Sending a Teensy-Tiny AI Data Center to Space

Google’s first space data center is a refrigerator-sized satellite with four TPUs and about a kilowatt of solar power. This article sizes it against Google’s Ironwood pods, the GPUs Google rents on the ground and gigawatt campuses, works through the solar and radiator arithmetic of scaling up, and compares Starcloud and SpaceX Starmind.

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Traces of Nano Banana 2.5 Flash Spotted on Google Flow

Traces of Nano Banana 2.5 Flash have been spotted in Google Flow. This article explains what TestingCatalog found, the spicy-mayo tests on Image Arena, how a 2.5 model would fit Google’s Nano Banana line-up, today’s per-image prices, the 2 October shutdown of the original Nano Banana and what creative teams and businesses should do now.

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Google Plans First Test of AI Chips in Space Under Project Suncatcher

  • September 24, 2026
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Google will launch its first AI chips into orbit on 1 October 2026 under Project Suncatcher. This article explains the MVP satellite and its four TPUs, the launch, radiation and cooling tests, the laser-linked constellation planned for 2027, the $200 per kilogram economics, rivals Starcloud, SpaceX and Nvidia, the sceptics’ case and what it means for businesses.

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Why Can’t We Just Keep Rogue AIs Off the Internet?

After a year of AI agents escaping their tests, The Verge asked researchers why labs don’t simply air gap them. This article explains what an air gap is, the realism, cost and scale objections from Max Planck, Birmingham, ELLIS and Harvard researchers, how air gaps have been crossed from Stuxnet to BitWhisper, Noam Brown’s CPU-temperature debate, the tiered containment alternative and what it means for businesses running agents.

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