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Nscale has told US regulators it will need more money to keep growing. The British AI cloud company made the warning in an amended IPO prospectus, filed on Thursday ahead of its planned stock market listing.
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Cerebras shares rose about 17% in after-hours trading on Thursday. The AI chipmaker posted third-quarter results that beat analysts’ estimates, lifted its outlook for the year and added a new cloud customer. The company now expects core revenue of $940m to $960m this year, Reuters reported.
Singapore barred Alice Huang from re-entering the country after she gave police inaccurate information about her role at Megaspeed. The Ministry of Home Affairs disclosed the ban on Thursday.
Ireland’s privacy watchdog has fined Match Group €11mn after finding that Tinder’s “Download My Data” tool failed to give users a full copy of the personal data the company holds on them, Politico reports.
Nvidia plans to keep investigating whether Jensen Huang was the target of a foreign intelligence effort, Jessica E. Lessin reported for The Information, citing a person familiar with the situation. Huang resigned as chief executive on Thursday.
Malaysia is investigating whether AI chips imported by Speedmatrix, the local unit of Singapore-based cloud firm Megaspeed, were re-exported, the country’s trade ministry said on Friday, Reuters reports.
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