Signal: Governments stopped debating and started switching: Florida rips out the cameras, the Pentagon installs Grok, and Trump tells the towns to comply.
Three-quarters of Americans tell pollsters they would oppose a data centre next door, and the president's answer, with November's midterms nearing and his own party's Senate committee warning about that polling, is that they will only have themselves to blame.
Nvidia is putting $3.5bn of convertible bonds into MediaTek and handing it NVLink Fusion, so the hyperscalers designing custom silicon to escape Nvidia still plug that silicon into an Nvidia rack - conceding the chip to keep the data centre.
Approved builds of ChatGPT and Grok went live Monday on GenAI.mil for three million military users at the highest unclassified impact level, six months after the Pentagon purged Anthropic as a supply-chain risk - a designation a federal judge called baseless last week.
Florida's transport department is revoking every automated plate-reader permit on state highways and giving operators thirty days to pull the cameras down, and by Monday night four sheriff's offices including Jacksonville's had dropped Flock entirely.