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👀 Recent coverage in @WSJ, @FastCompany, @FortuneMagazine, @Forbes, @CNBC, @axios, @TechCrunch, @TIME, @business, @washingtonpost, and more‼️
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Lightmatter’s Guide VLSP light engine has been selected as one of @TIME's 2026 Best Inventions!
This year TIME recognizes 300 groundbreaking inventions and we’re proud that our Guide laser is one of them. With very large scale photonics integration onto a single chip, Guide powers advanced data center optics that allow supercomputers to move data faster with less power, accelerating AI training and inference.
Read the TIME summary at time.com/collection/best-inv…
#TIMEBestInventions #AIInfrastructure
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Abdulrahman Alfozan's arrest for allegedly planting a recording device in OpenAI’s headquarters has ignited a fierce debate about the potential risks of Silicon Valley’s international workforce. wapo.st/4B8mJzC
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Orbital Infrastructure startup @CowboySpaceCorp is aiming to build an American energy grid in orbit with space data centers. CEO @BaijuBhatt shares the details of the ambition: cnb.cx/4jYtL3O
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“We fundamentally believe that in a world of AI, you absolutely need the human at the center,” Amrita Ahuja, Block’s CFO and COO, told #FortuneMPW.
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Zenzap is used by organizations including Starbucks and Taco Bell
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“Take work away from frontier LLMs”: Subquadratic’s decision model claims 12x Jev’s context window thenewstack.io/subquadratic-…
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.@Plaid launches new credit and fraud models fueled by cash flow data.
Details on PYMNTS: hubs.ly/Q04zrddr0
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The new owner has cut staff, reorganized teams, and focused on fixing the small frustrations that Vimeo users say matter most. f-st.co/SnxuRs0
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Edward Hu, Mercor's Head of AI Modelling, on why agent swarms trade compute for speed:
"Multi-agent training is usually less efficient when it comes to compute."
He cites roughly four times the compute for twice the speed in the literature.
Parallel work makes sense for searching a codebase or the internet.
For professional work, the task can stay the same. The harness needs to let an agent define subtasks, launch sub-agents to find information, and combine what they find. The infrastructure must support that concurrency.
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Vitalize Secures $31M To Help Hospitals Manage Labor, Capacity medcitynews.com/2026/10/vita…
60 Minutes. One big moment for our client Mercor. 🎥
We supported Mercor's interview for the show's first AI-focused episode. Months of prep went into it: getting execs and experts ready, working with producers, and a Brew Crew member on set IRL for filming day 💥
24 hours after it aired: 4x expert signups, 30x Google search clicks. 👏
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“If you're training AI to do what people have spent years and years perfecting in their careers… aren't you necessarily endangering human work?” 60 Minutes’ Jon Wertheim asks Brendan Foody, CEO of AI training startup Mercor.
“I think that you're changing human work,” Foody says. “It might not necessarily be that repetitive task that people have done in the past, but there are still so many other things that people could be able to do. And so I think that evolution is natural.” cbsn.ws/4ylJGwV
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Trebellar, an AI Platform for Corporate Occupiers, Raises $18M Series A trib.al/cgqc0Ri
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.@Braze has expanded its AI lineup with self-service decisioning, brand quality guardrails, and conversational agents to put one-to-one journey automation directly into Marketers' hands. @bmosherzinck takes us through the latest offerings: bit.ly/4hCYUam
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AI training once relied on low-paid data labelers. Now physicians, scientists, lawyers, and other specialists are selling their hard-won expertise to teach AI models—and, in some cases, their future replacements. f-st.co/E69g3An
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As US relations fray, Canada gets serious about its own launch industry arstechnica.com/space/2026/1…
