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American Express Has the Booking. Who Approves the Bill?

Base recorded more than 138 million agentic-commerce transactions in Q3 2026, but over 87% were under $0.10. American Express agreed to buy TheFork for $700 million while banks reportedly restricted some third-party agents from customer accounts.

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Fluidstack's Price Without a Meter

Fluidstack announced an $830 million round at a $7.5 billion valuation in January; an October solicitation at $40 billion remained unconfirmed. Its Anthropic-linked buildout shows why a long lease and a comparable operating return are different things.

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40,000 CVEs: NIST Now Picks Which to Analyze

The CVE program logged more than 40,000 entries in 2024. NIST narrowed detailed NVD analysis in April 2026, while OpenAI says one pipeline validated and patched 948 Linux vulnerabilities.

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Cloudflare Blocks AI Crawlers on New Sites by Default

Cloudflare began blocking AI crawlers by default on new sites in July 2025 and says it has since blocked 416 billion AI-bot requests. Its Pay per Crawl beta has no publicly documented per-crawl price or publisher payout in the cited coverage.

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TeraWulf’s $19 Billion Lease Still Awaits Power

Anthropic’s 20-year, roughly $19 billion Kentucky lease now sits beside Google credit support for a TeraWulf project not expected to deliver power until the second half of 2027. Oracle’s construction-loan market shows why the second commitment matters.