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March 10, 2026
AI Grid Crisis Fix: Car Swap Stations
AI's power hunger triggers grid crises. Solution embedded in EV makers' battery swap stations. A loss-making car firm has pioneered the infrastructure.
SJTU AI Startup Raises Seed for Materials Sim
索格智算, founded by SJTU Prof Xu Zhenli, completed over 10M RMB seed funding led by Qigao Capital. Developed SOG-Net algorithm and NanoTitan simulator for 10x faster million-atom materials simulations on single GPU. Partnerships include CATL for batteries and Huawei for HPC.
Palantir AI Optimizes USDA Office Seats
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is using Palantir's AI platform to optimize employee seat assignments as staff return to the office. It leverages real-time analytics for efficient seating management. The deployment underscores Palantir's role in government operations.
Orts Execs Admit Fraud in Court
The first trial for AI company Orts and its former executives, Katsuya Asai (46) and Takayuki Arisumi (53), on charges of falsifying securities reports under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, took place on March 9 at Tokyo District Court. The company and defendants admitted to the charges, stating 'no mistake.'
Planet Labs Extends Mideast Imagery Delay
Planet Labs PBC extended its delay on Middle East commercial satellite imagery to two weeks from four days. The move addresses risks of the data being used to target NATO members amid Iran concerns.
SpaceX Alumni Conquer Hard Tech
Ex-SpaceX employees launched 18+ startups raising $3B+, applying system thinking and Musk's 5-step method to rockets, nuclear reactors, AI robotics. Marks shift from software 'bits' to hardware 'atoms' dominance.
AI Jobs Explode 12x, Salaries Over 60K RMB
2026 spring recruitment sees AI posts surge 12x, average salary 60,738 RMB amid '养龙虾' buzz. Demand for big model algorithms, low supply ratios favor talents. Over 34% new jobs require AI skills, big tech like Tencent lead searches.
Doctor's AI Healthcare Good, Bad, Ugly
A doctor using AI shares the good, bad, and ugly sides of AI in healthcare. Stresses right ways to use AI for health advice as a springboard for professional discussions, not replacement.
Samsung Stock Jumps 10%, SK Hynix 12%
Samsung's stock price has expanded its gains to nearly 10%. SK Hynix shares rose 12%. This reflects strong semiconductor market momentum, likely driven by AI memory demand.
Power Surge from Energy Crisis, Cyber Shrimp
Since 2026, China's three major power indices have risen over 30%, with two ETFs gaining more than 35%. The surge is linked to energy shortages and cyber shrimp farming, slang for GPU-intensive AI/crypto compute farms. The piece probes electricity sector investment prospects.
Figure Humanoid Previews Chore-Free Future
Figure released a new video showcasing its humanoid robot performing household chores. The California-based company plans to deploy the robot in factories, warehouses, and eventually homes. This demo signals progress toward competent home assistants.
SK Hynix 1c LPDDR6: 33% Faster, 20% Lower Power
SK Hynix has developed the world's first 1c process 16Gb LPDDR6 DRAM for edge AI demands. It offers 33% faster data processing over 10.7Gbps than LPDDR5X and over 20% lower power consumption. Mass production prep in H1 2026, shipments in H2.
Nvidia NemoClaw AI Agents Launch Next Week
Nvidia to unveil open-source NemoClaw AI agent platform at GTC next week, hardware-agnostic for enterprise tasks. Pitching to Google, Salesforce et al. for 'digital employees'; focuses on safety amid OpenClaw risks.
OpenClaw Craze Signals China AI Shift
OpenClaw's viral '养虾' trend in China marks third 'sovereignty sinking'—execution power to masses via AI agents. Triggers rapid company responses: Tencent queues, KimiClaw, MaxClaw launches. Positions it as social diffusion turning tech into participatory culture.
OpenClaw Tops GitHub, Mac Minis Sell Out
OpenClaw AI agent surges to GitHub's all-time top starred repo in 100 days, outpacing Linux and igniting 'raise lobster' trend. Demand for local runs causes nationwide Mac mini shortages. Clouds like Tencent and Alibaba launch hosted services amid privacy warnings for exposed instances.
Karpathy's Autoresearch Automates Overnight AI Experiments
Andrej Karpathy released open-source 'autoresearch', a 630-line script that lets AI agents autonomously optimize training code via iterative experiments. Overnight, it ran 126 experiments, reducing validation loss from 0.9979 to 0.9697 bpb. It found 20 transferable improvements, achieving 11% efficiency gain on 'Time to GPT-2'.
DAMO Launches MAOSS Fatty Liver AI Model
Alibaba's DAMO Academy released MAOSS, an AI model for fatty liver screening. This is highlighted in Sspai's daily news roundup. Additional updates are teased but not detailed.
GPS Jamming Disrupts Middle East Navigation
GPS jamming has turned navigation hazardous in the Gulf amid Middle East conflicts. This invisible battle is disrupting standard GPS signals. It is accelerating development of alternative navigation technologies.
Together GPU Clusters Gains Autoscaling & Self-Healing
Together AI has enhanced its GPU Clusters with built-in autoscaling, RBAC, full-stack observability, and self-healing node repair. These updates deliver production-ready GPU infrastructure that scales efficiently, maintains resilience, and supports shared enterprise workloads.
Together GPU Clusters Add Autoscaling & Self-Healing
Together AI has enhanced GPU Clusters with built-in autoscaling, RBAC, full-stack observability, and self-healing node repair. These updates deliver production-ready GPU infrastructure that scales efficiently, remains resilient, and handles shared enterprise workloads.