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14.10.26 - 16:42
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′From liabilities to goldmines′: refineries eye record profits from diesel shortage (The Guardian)
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Firms turning crude oil into the 'workhorse' fuel stand to gain most despite economic fallout from record pricesBusiness live – latest updatesDays after Donald Trump announced a deal to import Russian diesel into the US in an effort to lower soaring pump prices, the world's energy watchdog has warned that the global fuel shortage will drag into 2027.Trump's temporary sanctions reprieve was criticised for offering “too little, too late” to temper the sky high pump prices triggered by the shutdown of war-damaged refineries in the Middle East and Russia – once the world's second-largest diesel exporter behind the US. Continue reading......
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22.09.26 - 21:39
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′Pausing′ Intensifies: OpenAI Unleashes Latest Model Minutes After Dario Dumps Magnum Opus (ZeroHedge)
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'Pausing' Intensifies: OpenAI Unleashes Latest Model Minutes After Dario Dumps Magnum Opus
Update (1417ET): Well, well, well...
Anthropic's new Opus launch went up around lunchtime in New York, and by early afternoon OpenAI had rolled out GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna, halving prices yet again.
GPT-6 Sol now costs $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output, half the $4/$20 promo rate Anthropic matched earlier today. GPT-6 Luna goes for a dime in and 50 cents out, pricing that looks built to fight the open-weight models eating token share. OpenAI says cached input gets a 90% discount, which puts Sol's cache reads at $0.20, the same rate we call Anthropic's "real knife" below. GPT-6 Astra stays on top at $10/$50. The upshot: the $4/$20 price point didn't survive the afternoon, and Opus 5.5 now costs twice as much as OpenAI's workhorse on input and output.
Higher usage limits and lower cost give you more flexibility and room to iterate. pic.twitter.com/AQJ5IlNsB1
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04.09.26 - 06:30
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India Launches Rocket in Boost to Space Ambitions (Bloomberg)
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India's space program notched a much-needed success with a rocket launch on Friday, after two consecutive failures of another launcher that had long served as its workhorse rocket. Bloomberg's Mihir Mishra reports. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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28.07.26 - 15:03
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Workhorse Group Announces Planned Entry into Mobile AI Data Center Category (GlobeNewswire EN)
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DETROIT, July 28, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Workhorse Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: WKHS) (“Workhorse”) today announced its intent to enter the mobile AI data center category with a new product: a turnkey, compute-ready, containerized mobile AI data center designed to meet the localized mobile AI infrastructure needs of distributed deployment applications worldwide....
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22.07.26 - 20:51
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Google′s Flagship Still Can′t Ship - So It Launched Token Austerity And A Hacking Model Only Governments Can Use (ZeroHedge)
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Google's Flagship Still Can't Ship - So It Launched Token Austerity And A Hacking Model Only Governments Can Use
Alphabet reports second-quarter earnings after today's close - the first hyperscaler print since cheap Chinese tokens knocked the semiconductor index into a bear market. So naturally, Google chose the eve of that report to ship three new AI models, none of which is the one it promised.
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The Tuesday launch consisted of Gemini 3.6 Flash, a cheaper workhorse whose headline feature is that it consumes fewer tokens; Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite, a high-throughput model built for volume; and Gemini 3.5 Flash Cyber, a vulnerability-hunting model that ordinary users are not permitted to touch. Conspicuously absent: Gemini 3.5 Pro, the flagship Google unveiled at I/O in May with a promised June launch, which has now missed multiple targets.
Then there is Gemini 3.5 Flash Cyber, which Google says achieves top-tier performance at finding, verifying, and patching software vulnerabiliti...
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