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◆More than 85% of humanoids shipped last year went to stages, classrooms and data labs.◆Seven hyperscalers have promised households will not pay for AI's electricity.◆One attacker, hundreds of AI agents, 395 organisations breached in days.◆The world's open-model hub now belongs to the world's chipmaker.◆The head of a frontier lab has asked the industry to slow down, and a rival's chief scientist agrees.◆Texas has 470 GW of data-centre power requests and under 4 GW actually drawing power.◆The first four-digit humanoid factory contract starts with boxes, not assembly.◆Payment networks are writing KYC for machines.◆More than 85% of humanoids shipped last year went to stages, classrooms and data labs.◆Seven hyperscalers have promised households will not pay for AI's electricity.◆One attacker, hundreds of AI agents, 395 organisations breached in days.◆The world's open-model hub now belongs to the world's chipmaker.◆The head of a frontier lab has asked the industry to slow down, and a rival's chief scientist agrees.◆Texas has 470 GW of data-centre power requests and under 4 GW actually drawing power.◆The first four-digit humanoid factory contract starts with boxes, not assembly.◆Payment networks are writing KYC for machines.
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  1. signal13 Sept
    More than 85% of humanoids shipped last year went to stages, classrooms and data labs.

    IDC counted about 18,000 humanoid shipments in 2025, with industrial manufacturing and logistics still at pilot stage. Shipment growth and factory readiness are different stories.

  2. signal13 Sept
    Texas has 470 GW of data-centre power requests and under 4 GW actually drawing power.

    ERCOT's large-load queue is roughly five times the size of the grid it wants to join; only about 9 GW is approved to energise. Interconnection, not chips, is the constraint.

  3. signal13 Sept
    Google's largest European investment is going where the power and the cold are.

    Google announced at least €13 billion ($15.1 billion) for data centres, grid improvements and clean energy in Finland over 2027–2028. Finland's low-carbon electricity and climate are the stated draw.