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TikTok U.S. unit seeks to secure 4 gigawatts of computing capacity by early 2030s

TikTok’s U.S. unit is pushing to secure multi-gigawatt computing capacity over the next several years, CNBC reported. People familiar with the talks said it wants 4 gigawatts of computing power by the early 2030s. TikTok said its U.S. service mainly runs on Oracle cloud infrastructure and Oracle will remain a key provider. Job postings and plans to retrain its recommendation algorithm on U.S. user data point to rising demand.

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Global companies step up push into South Korea\'s sovereign AI market

Global AI companies are accelerating efforts to target South Korea’s sovereign AI market, focused on AI infrastructure controllable by governments and enterprises. Palantir held a second pop-up event in Korea, while Mistral began hiring in Seoul and Cohere outlined plans to set up local entities and double Asia-Pacific staff by year-end. The article also rounds up moves by OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Salesforce and others, including models, acquisitions, investments and cloud and AI agent infrastructure tools.

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AMD, Intel integrate x86 AI software to counter Arm push

AMD and Intel will work together to make AI development on x86 CPUs easier, HotHardware reported. The two companies plan to integrate their PyTorch optimisation technologies into the open-source oneDNN library. The move is expected to let developers use the same software on processors from both companies and reduce the need to optimise AI workloads separately for each CPU. The cooperation is seen as a response to Arm-based competitors.