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Seven Inches of Trust

Apple is reportedly targeting 2026 for a 7-inch hub with facial recognition, a new Apple TV, and a refreshed HomePod mini. Matter turns compatibility into shared infrastructure, putting identity-aware permissions at the center of the smart-home contest.

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An Agentic Receipt Needs Three Names

Three months after scaling back ChatGPT checkout, OpenAI partnered with Visa to let agents buy with user permission. Visa’s stablecoin platform targets roughly 15,000 institutions and 200M+ merchants.

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The $5B Cluster Nvidia Doesn’t Need to Own

SpaceX absorbed xAI while Nvidia reportedly committed $5 billion to independent SSI, enough to expand its compute tenfold. GPU finance, developer interfaces and repository trust determine how that capacity becomes usable power.

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Oracle Ties Up to 2.8 GW to Bloom’s Upside

Oracle’s Bloom Energy arrangement covers up to 2.8 GW and includes a warrant to purchase $400 million of Bloom stock. Reports of seven-year grid waits explain the schedule pressure, but disclosed terms do not establish a minimum purchase or delivery calendar.

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Cursor’s 3× Tier Tests the IDE Margin Moat

Cursor priced Composer 2 at $0.50 per million input tokens and $2.50 per million output tokens, with a faster version at 3×. Moonshot supplied Kimi K2.5 and Fireworks AI served it, but public evidence does not reveal Cursor’s task-level costs or margins.

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Hut 8’s $50 Billion Megawatt Test

Hut 8 has confirmed two 15-year AI capacity leases worth about $7 billion and more than $9.8 billion. A separate report tied Nvidia to leases worth up to $50 billion, but Hut 8 has not named the tenant.