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Lead story

Adani targets 1GW of AI data centres across three Indian cities

Watch Desk · 1 Oct 2026

Adani Group says it plans to bring 1GW of data-centre capacity into operation in Navi Mumbai, Hyderabad and Visakhapatnam, with AWS, Microsoft and Google named as intended hyperscaler customers. The scale could make this a significant addition to India’s AI infrastructure, though the report gives no delivery timetable.

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More AI news

Anthropic Watch

Anthropic’s IPO filing puts founder control and $8bn-plus operating loss in view

Anthropic’s confidential IPO prospectus reveals an operating loss of just over $8 billion and a plan for its seven co-founders to retain 50.1% of voting power, Reuters reports. The figures put the company’s financial strain and post-IPO control structure in sharper focus as it prepares for a possible…

1 Oct 2026Read story ↗

NVIDIA Watch

Jacobs to build a digital twin for NVIDIA’s AI research facility

Jacobs has won a three-year software agreement to deploy a digital twin at one of NVIDIA’s US AI research and development facilities. The system is intended to help operators model workloads, power and cooling, bringing practical infrastructure management into the AI story.

1 Oct 2026Read story ↗

Microsoft AI Watch

Wazari gives its AI agent a memory people can inspect, review and roll back

Wazari.ai says it built its Azure-based agent Ezra a memory system that people can inspect and change, with human review for proposed skills and checks for decisions whose assumptions have changed. It is a practical answer to a problem that arrives once an agent is expected to remember…

1 Oct 2026Read story ↗

Watch Desk

Inside Lighthaven, where AI safety fears meet a growing community

Researchers and others concerned about artificial intelligence gathered at Lighthaven in Berkeley for AGI.WTF, a conference on AI risk and the people building a movement around it. The story is not just about worst-case forecasts: it offers a glimpse of how that community is organising, debating and trying…

1 Oct 2026Read story ↗

Watch Desk

AI agent security starts with identity, not just an OAuth login

Building an AI agent that can use real services means solving more than login: teams must manage whose account it acts on, what it may access and how risky actions are approved. A Firecrawl guide compares nine authentication platforms and separates the job into four distinct problems, a…

1 Oct 2026Read story ↗

Powerful Medical Watch

Powerful Medical and corpuls plan AI heart-attack detection for ambulance ECGs

Powerful Medical and emergency medical equipment maker corpuls have announced a partnership to put Queen of Hearts AI ECG analysis into the ambulance workflow. The planned integration would return an interpretation to a corpuls3 monitor within seconds, with initial coverage across the European Union, Switzerland and the UK.…

1 Oct 2026Read story ↗

Google DeepMind Watch

Bloomberg: Google faces internal doubts over Gemini 4’s coding ability

Google is preparing Gemini 4 for launch amid internal disagreement about how well it handles practical coding tasks, Bloomberg reports. The gap at the heart of the story is a familiar one in AI: strong benchmark results do not automatically translate into a model that works well on…

30 Sep 2026Read story ↗

Watch Desk

Wajo launches Fo, an AI agent built to hand difficult errands to people

Wajo has launched Fo, an AI agent that can make calls, send emails and pay for purchases, with a human assistant stepping in when the software hits its limits. The startup says Fo completed 71% of 104 real-world tasks, against 42% for OpenClaw, in its own testing.

30 Sep 2026Read story ↗

Meta AI Watch

Meta pitches Muse as an AI business assistant for small firms

Meta is introducing Muse for Small Business, an AI package aimed at helping small and medium-sized firms with marketing, cash flow and customer outreach. The practical draw is a bundle of business tasks in one agent, with Meta saying it will not publish, send or spend without the…

30 Sep 2026Read story ↗

Watch Desk

Developers say AI safety refusals are disrupting routine technical work

Developers told VentureBeat that safeguards in OpenAI and Anthropic models are flagging ordinary aerospace, robotics and security tasks, interrupting work and sometimes pushing them towards other models. The dispute is practical: how can AI tools block dangerous requests without treating routine engineering as a threat?

30 Sep 2026Read story ↗

Cerebras Watch

Cerebras says fast inference lets AlphaSense make AI research more interactive

Cerebras says its inference technology helps AlphaSense return initial research results in 10 to 20 seconds, while supporting a workflow that can plan, retrieve and evaluate evidence in multiple steps. The case study offers a concrete look at how lower latency can change an AI product’s design, not…

30 Sep 2026Read story ↗

Microsoft AI Watch

What Microsoft Purview can do for small teams using AI

Small businesses using AI tools should check what their existing Microsoft Purview setup actually covers before buying another security service. Acronis’s guide distinguishes AI visibility, data-loss controls and prompt-injection detection, and explains why the subscription name alone is no guarantee of protection.

30 Sep 2026Read story ↗

AWS AI Watch

AWS S3 Vectors adds pre-filtering to improve recall on scoped searches

AWS has added metadata pre-filtering to Amazon S3 Vectors, so searches can narrow to matching records before comparing their similarity. AWS says highly selective filters can return up to five times more matching vectors than the previous approach on indexes using CLASSIC mode, a practical change for scoped…

30 Sep 2026Read story ↗

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Fresh signals

Latest briefs

News in Brief from across AI. The latest developments, at a glance.

  1. Watch Desk

    AI pricing needs to make sense beyond the early adopters

    17 Oct, 05:55
  2. Watch Desk

    Scarlet raises $50m to expand AI medical-device certification

    17 Oct, 05:33
  3. OpenAI Watch

    OpenAI engineer seeks bail and denies plan to flee, Bloomberg reports

    17 Oct, 04:57
  4. Watch Desk

    Brave adds encrypted AI chats to Leo, with a catch on which model you use

    17 Oct, 04:55
  5. Watch Desk

    Gary Marcus warns AI bubble could bring wider financial fallout

    17 Oct, 04:39
  6. Watch Desk

    AI jitters weigh on the dollar as investors fret over data-centre debt

    17 Oct, 04:31
  7. Watch Desk

    AI-coded Tenderloin shooter draws criticism over its portrayal of residents

    17 Oct, 04:29
  8. IREN Watch

    IREN’s proposed 900 MW Australian campus remains an early-stage plan

    17 Oct, 04:19
  9. Watch Desk

    Sthanika says its Sieve 31B ranks second on Jev decision benchmark

    17 Oct, 04:17
  10. Meta AI Watch

    European publishers urge scrutiny of Meta’s AI content terms

    17 Oct, 04:11
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