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Small AI models near large-model performance as Dokpamo second evaluation nears

Small AI models that can be installed on PCs are evolving rapidly, raising attention over whether they can rival large models that run on high-capacity computers. Tech companies are releasing local-run models aimed at cost and privacy needs. The government is set to disclose second-round results for its independent AI foundation model project and narrow four teams to three. The article also lists recent moves by Korean and global companies on AI models, tools, pricing and partnerships.

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Nvidia backs GPU collateral in bid to draw up to $500 billion for AI data centres

Nvidia has introduced a financing structure aimed at drawing up to $500 billion for building AI data centres, while directly guaranteeing part of the value of its GPUs used as collateral. Under the plan, if pledged GPUs are liquidated after a default and their value falls short of expectations, Nvidia would cover up to 25 percent of the gap. The company says most funding and risk sit with external lenders.

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U.S. allows private firms to join offensive cyber operations for first time

The U.S. government has for the first time allowed some private companies to take part in offensive cyber operations targeting international criminal groups and hackers. The White House said it will use private-sector capabilities to counter cyber threats aimed at Americans, including ransomware and financial fraud. Participating firms may conduct surveillance and disruption activities but are not allowed to carry out retaliation hacking independently. Operations must be overseen by the federal government and approved by Justice and Homeland Security officials.