Tag: ai-infrastructure
Why data center growth is colliding with eminent domain fights over power lines
A new wave of AI data center construction is increasing demand for transmission lines, and in some states utilities are turning to eminent domain when landowners refuse to sell.
A Tracker Shows How Often Codex Usage Limits Reset
Codex-Resets.com compiles public announcements about OpenAI Codex limit resets and turns them into a simple timeline of recurring usage changes.
How the UK is using AI spending to build more of its own tech stack
The UK is pairing a national AI supercomputer with support for domestic chip startups in an effort to reduce reliance on foreign hardware and infrastructure.
DeepSeek is reportedly moving to design its own AI chips
DeepSeek’s reported chip ambitions matter because they show how export controls can push major AI firms toward vertical integration. The story is useful for readers tracking both the AI supply chain and the strategic response of Chinese tech companies.
ZML opens up a free inference server that aims to run AI models across more chips
The French startup, backed by notable AI and startup figures, is releasing ZML/LLMD as a free way to explore faster inference across Nvidia, AMD, Google TPU, Apple Metal and Intel Arc hardware.