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Omen AI Buys Aquatic Labs for $16M to Track Coolant
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The big read · AI News
Omen AI Buys Aquatic Labs for $16M to Track Coolant
Omen AI has acquired Aquatic Labs for $16 million to integrate real-time total alkalinity sensing into its data-center cooling-fluid monitoring platform.
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OpenAI Adds Up to $500 in Monthly API Credits
OpenAI now offers eligible ChatGPT Pro and Business subscribers up to 500 dollars in monthly API credits, which must be manually claimed and linked to a single API organization. These credits are not cash back but expiring usage offsets that do not roll over.
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OpenAI Details Pando, Its Agent-Scale Git Backend
OpenAI has deployed an internal Git backend system called Pando to manage the parallel development workload of its monorepo. The new infrastructure replaces the company's previous Git backend to handle increased write concurrency and read amplification driven by agent-based development.
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NVIDIA Previews Kubernetes Recipes for Vera Rubin
NVIDIA released preview Kubernetes recipes for the Vera Rubin NVL72 system, providing platform teams with a validated baseline using RKE2, Ubuntu 26.04, and the R615.23 driver.
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