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Qwenputer: a fully functioning, deterministic RISC-V CPU inside Qwen3.5Qwenputer: a deterministic RISC-V CPU running inside Qwen3.5A blog post shared on Lobsters presents Qwenputer, which per its title is a fully functioning, deterministic RISC-V CPU implemented inside the Qwen3.5 language model. The article body was not available, so implementation details and performance are unconfirmed.
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Integrating Heterogeneous Echocardiography AI Outputs in Language Space: Learnable Late Fusion with a Supervised LLM
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Smooth Action Chunking Via Movement-Primitive Representations for Imitation Learning
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Softmax Routing Dynamics in Mixture-of-Experts Models: Collapse and Recovery
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Accuracy is not compatibility: two Evo 2 checkpoints hinge on one FP8 matrix multiplication
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How Specific Do I Need to Be? Effects of User Query Underspecification on Deep Research Agents
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Dobb: Shard-Local Preconditioning in Block-Diagonal Eigenbases
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Semantic Mismapping in Generalized Category Discovery: Evaluation and Mitigation
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XLaw-JP-27B: A Lightweight Open Model Specialized for Japanese Law
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Reasoning or Pattern Exploitation? Mechanistic Insights from RL-Trained Language Models
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Reading-Level Verification of Kanji Words in Japanese Financial Speech Synthesis
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A Novel Approach to Evaluating Evaluation Metrics for Multi-Output Structured Prediction
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AI半導体市場「メガサイクル局面だ」 アドバンテスト好決算、CEOが語る「CPU」「光電融合」への期待とワクワクAdvantest raises FY2026 sales forecast to 1.863 trillion yen on AI demandSemiconductor test equipment maker Advantest raised its fiscal 2026 full-year sales forecast to 1.863 trillion yen, citing AI-driven chip demand. The article asks what is underpinning the semiconductor market's entry into a 'mega cycle', and reports the CEO's expectations.
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PALATE: Pretrained Autoregressive LATent Embeddings
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PhysicsNeMo-Mesh: GPU-Native Meshes and Simulation Cases for Physics AI
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Who Gets to Build the Frontier for AICohere argues the democratic world needs more frontier AI buildersCohere's co-founders argue AI will become part of the operating infrastructure of economies, public services and national defence. They say who builds it, under what law and accountability shapes every adopting country's choices, so more builders are needed.
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Closed Gates Leak: Decomposing Adjacent-Layer Cancellation in Gated Language Models
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Tracing the Influence of Retrieved Literature on Scientific Ideation in LLMs
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Contextual Embeddings Beyond the Gold Chunk
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AtomTree: A Hierarchical Framework for State-Aware Embodied Instruction Following with LLMs
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From Grind to Grasp
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inkGround: Benchmarking Fine-grained Visual Grounding Capabilities of Vision-Language Models for Cursive Handwriting in the Wild
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Tata Communications to invest $450m into 10,000km of AI-ready fiber to support data center connectivity in IndiaTata Communications to invest $450m in AI-ready fiber across IndiaTata Communications plans to spend $400-450 million on about 10,000km of long-haul AI-ready fiber in India. Phase one covers the Mumbai-Pune-Hyderabad-Chennai corridor, with later phases reaching east coast and western hubs and linking to cable landing stations.
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KBRA assigns preliminary ratings to up to $525m in US Signal notes, secured against ten data centersKBRA gives preliminary A- rating to US Signal's $525m data center ABSUS Signal plans to raise up to $525 million via three asset-backed notes secured by ten owned data centers, and KBRA assigned a preliminary A- rating. The pool leans toward older assets in secondary markets, so KBRA applied a stressed 12.0% terminal cap rate.
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Vertiv shares jump 14 percent as data center earnings beat expectationsVertiv shares jump 14% as Q3 beat and orders double year over yearVertiv reported Q3 2026 net sales of $4.31 billion, up 61%, with adjusted EPS up 78% to $2.21 and orders doubling year on year. It raised its 2026 sales outlook to $14.45-14.85 billion, and the shares rose about 14%.
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Oracle AI World takeaways: making Nvidia envious, and storage... sexy?DCD column: Oracle widens its chip and storage choices at AI WorldAt Oracle AI World, OCI said it will offer Google's TPUs and add chips from Cerebras, SambaNova and Positron, while partnering with Vast Data and WEKA on storage. Executives say wider choice helps in a supply-constrained market and as AI inference grows more specialized.
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UK budget: Grid connection incentives for data centers under new “covenant”UK budget: data centers get grid priority under a new covenantChancellor John Healey announced a British Data Center Covenant requiring operators to invest locally, create jobs and protect water supplies. Compliant critical sites get priority grid connections and permission for on-site generation while they wait.
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Former New Zealand pulp mill eyed for storage-focused data centerFormer NZ pulp mill site eyed for storage-focused data centerProposals filed with Ruapehu council would turn the former Karioi pulp mill into a wood pellet plant plus a Data Igloo cold-storage data center campus. Details are scarce, though the firm cites a multi-exabyte first campus.
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Blockchain and crypto firm Blockmate Ventures enters neocloud market with purchase of Nvidia B200 clusterBlockmate Ventures enters neocloud market with Nvidia B200 purchaseBlockmate Ventures will buy eight Nvidia B200 GPUs for $635,000 with Scannit operating and selling the compute. Delivery is due in Q1 2027, and the company hopes to recover its capital in about two years, depending on utilization and pricing.
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Genius Group looks to pivot to data centers, partners with FingerMotion and BlueFlare for project in CanadaEdtech firm Genius Group pivots to data centers with Canada projectNYSE-listed Genius Group launched GENIUSpark and is partnering with FingerMotion and BlueFlare on a 2.4MW data center in Hanna, Alberta. It holds 49%, with construction planned for December 2026 and first compute in Q2 2027.