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03.08.26 - 16:06
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The AI talent war: tech giants court researchers years ahead of graduation (SCMP)
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Doctoral researcher Hu Qi still has about two years left in his programme at the University of Hong Kong, but headhunters are already reaching out to pitch specific jobs and ask when he will graduate.
Hu, who specialises in artificial intelligence agent security, is currently interning at a Chinese tech giant where his team leaders regularly ask about his post-graduation plans, urging him to sign on full-time the moment he finishes his degree.
His experience reflects a growing sense of urgency......
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03.08.26 - 15:12
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Pentagon Plans AI Data Centers At Military Bases Across Multiple Branches (ZeroHedge)
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Pentagon Plans AI Data Centers At Military Bases Across Multiple Branches
By Adam Gramegna of Military.com
At Dugway Proving Ground in Utah, on ground the Army's own contracting documents describe as previously used for grazing, a company owned by two of the largest investment firms in the world is preparing to build a data center.
That site sits about an hour's drive from the nearest community, on the installation where the U.S. military conducts its primary chemical and biological weapons testing. Three parcels there total roughly 3,466 acres. One of them, about 1,201 acres, is already spoken for.
A worker prepares a plot of land for an AI data center a retired power plant being refurbished to provide electricity for the facility rises in the distance Tuesday, March 24, 2026, in Independence, Mo. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
It is one of at least a dozen military installations the Army and the Department of the Air Force have opened to commercial data center developers over the past year and ...
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