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Techub News reports that IREN, an AI data center operator transformed from a Bitcoin mining company, has signed a multi-year AI cloud service agreement with the artificial intelligence company Anthropic. This collaboration will enable Anthropic to access large-scale GPU computing power from IREN, reducing its reliance on major cloud service providers such as Amazon and Google. (Wu Blockchain)
Techub News reports that blockchain media Decrypt Media has partnered with decentralized prediction market platform Myriad Markets to launch The Information Exchange on the Solana blockchain. The platform aims to provide users with information trading services based on real-world events.
Techub News reports, according to The Information, Google is paying around 100 digital publishers for content used in AI Overviews, AI Mode, and Gemini. Payment amounts vary from less than $1,000 over several months to over $1 million annually. Some participants are unclear about how Google calculates payments, while some large publishers insist on higher rates.
Techub News reported, citing The Information, that Anthropic is in advanced negotiations to acquire the developer tools startup Stainless, with the deal value expected to be at least $300 million. The developer tools provided by Stainless are currently used by tech giants such as OpenAI and Google, focusing on API development and documentation management. If the deal is reached, it will significantly enhance Anthropic's presence in the developer infrastructure space and further improve its AI development ecosystem.
Techub News, according to The Information, OpenAI has reached an agreement with Microsoft to cap their revenue sharing at $38 billion, paving the way for OpenAI to form new partnerships with cloud service providers such as Amazon and Google. The agreement revises the previous exclusivity terms between the two parties, allowing OpenAI to seek diversified infrastructure support after reaching the revenue cap. This move marks a shift in OpenAI's cloud computing strategy, helping to reduce reliance on a single supplier.
Techub News reported, according to Cointelegraph, cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler discovered a publicly accessible database containing approximately 149 million username and password records. The data is suspected to have been collected by information-stealing malware from infected personal devices. At least 420,000 of these records are login credentials related to Binance users. Relevant experts stated that this is not a breach of Binance's systems, but rather malware extracting and leaking login information saved by users on infected devices; this malware often disguises itself as game cheat tools or mods and targets cryptocurrency wallets and browser extensions.
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