Energy
27 Gigawatts Of Requests Met A 9 Gigawatt Grid
Israel froze new data centre grid connections for 140 days after requests hit 27 gigawatts against 9 gigawatts of average national demand. Denmark already wrote the fix.
All news
Decisions
Mobileye Raised Its Profit 88 Percent On A Tax Law
Mobileye lifted 2026 adjusted profit guidance 88 percent on July 23 while guiding third-quarter revenue down 5 to 6 percent. The raise sits in an Israeli R&D tax line.
Infrastructure
Multi-Homing Does Not Mean You Choose the Path
Cloudflare measured what other networks do to a BGP attribute it sets. About 70% of paths came back rewritten, and the biggest networks are the ones doing it.
AI Policy
Britain's AI Testing Body Moved Into Downing Street
The UK abolished DSIT, created the Office for the Prime Minister and Cabinet, and moved AI strategy and the AI Security Institute into it. What that changes for you.
Capital
Kimi's Maker Is About To Publish Its Real Numbers
Moonshot AI is raising at up to 50 billion dollars before a Hong Kong listing, with revenue up from 200 to 300 million dollars in two months. A prospectus is the first real diligence a Kimi buyer will get.
Digital Sovereignty
Nine European Vendors Sit On A US Retaliation List
Trump ordered a Section 301 investigation into the EU on July 24 after Brussels fined Google 890 million euros. The retaliation list Washington published in December names nine European vendors.
Capital
Midjourney's Next Six Projects Are Not Image Tools
Midjourney bought the astrology app Co-Star and says half a dozen more ambitious projects arrive within six months. What that roadmap does to a studio that depends on it.
Law & Regulation
Wiping a Phone at the Border Is Now a Criminal Charge
US prosecutors charged a traveller under 18 U.S.C. 2232 after a duress passcode wiped his phone at Atlanta airport. What it changes for European travel policy.
Consumer Tech
Your Business Page Cannot Get Facebook's New Badge
Meta launched Facebook Verified on 24 July, a free badge earned with a video selfie. Pages and ProMode accounts cannot get it, which moves the trust signal off your brand.
Artificial Intelligence
Opus 5 Costs Half of Fable 5, If You Set It Right
Anthropic released Claude Opus 5 on 24 July at 5 dollars per million input tokens, unchanged from Opus 4.8. The pricing dial, not the discount, is what changes your budget.
AI Policy
A Delhi Court Backed OpenAI on Training Data
A Delhi judge refused to block OpenAI, holding that training ChatGPT on a news agency's articles is prima facie fair dealing. Why the ruling does not settle the same question in Europe.
AI Policy
25 AI Firms Ask Washington to Back Open Models
Twenty-five US technology firms signed a letter asking Washington to avoid premature restrictions on open-weight AI. Here is what it means for owners in Europe who want off vendor lock-in.
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The Operator Brief
One considered note on infrastructure, governance, and measurement, most mornings. No theory.