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Orbital targets 2028 first launch for space AI data centre vision

Orbital, a startup aiming to build artificial intelligence data centres in space, has raised $5 million in seed funding. The company plans to run AI inference in orbit to avoid power and siting constraints on Earth and reduce regulatory and permitting burdens. Founder Euwyn Poon says the business depends on lower launch costs, with SpaceX\'s Starship seen as key. Orbital targets a first data-processing spacecraft launch in 2028.

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Rising costs raise questions over big model-centric AI landscape

As corporate spending on AI rises rapidly, the big model-centric structure of the AI industry is showing signs of change. Developers have kept inference costs relatively low using invested funds, allowing companies to use advanced models below cost. With AI adoption spreading, more companies say costs are becoming a burden. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong forecast most work will shift to much cheaper models, a shift that could affect profitability at major AI firms.

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Namutech starts pilot of AI agent-based XR autonomous tour

Namutech, an AI and cloud company, said on Wednesday it was selected for the 2026 Artificial Intelligence Voucher Support Project run by South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT and the National IT Industry Promotion Agency. Working with experiential marketing firm Olymplanet, it will run a roughly seven-month pilot that integrates AI agents into web-based extended reality content to autonomously guide users by analysing interests and movement patterns.