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12:07
Amin Vahdat, head of Google's AI infrastructure, recently discussed the future of computing power over the next decade, predicting a significant increase in ground-based rack integration, with individual racks potentially consuming several megawatts of power. He also revealed that Google has formally designated orbital data centers as a "moonshot" project, driven by the energy advantages of space, with rack launches into orbit anticipated as early as 2036.
12:06
Amin Vahdat, head of AI infrastructure at Google, stated in a recent interview that electricity is the most fundamental bottleneck for AI infrastructure expansion, not chips or manufacturing capacity; software optimization's contribution to capacity improvement is "likely no less than hardware." He also revealed that Google's 8th generation TPUs, released this year, have been split into two independent chips for the first time: 8i (inference) and 8t (training), reflecting the rapid expansion of the inference market.
12:06
Amin Vahdat, head of Google's AI infrastructure, stated in a recent interview that the rise of long-range agents is fundamentally changing data center design logic, not only boosting demand for accelerators but also causing a simultaneous "surge" in demand for CPUs, networks, and storage. He revealed that Google must roughly double its service-side token generation capability every six months, primarily through software and model optimization. Google's capital expenditure this year is expected to exceed $200 billion, with most of it allocated to data center construction.
12:02
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin stated at the OKX NOW event in Singapore on October 6, 2026, that Ethereum will support a large volume of transactions within two years, achieving lower costs, better privacy, and facilitating the deep integration of AI with on-chain applications. He suggested that both counterparties and application developers could be robots, and traditional applications might even cease to exist, with robots directly publishing quotes on-chain, and users' AI agents interpreting these quotes to identify suitable trading opportunities.
12:02
Bitcoin fell about 1.5% to just above $84,200 in Asian morning hours on Wednesday, briefly breaking below the $84,000 level that FxPro analysts flagged as a key support. This comes as Brent crude oil rose almost 1% to about $101.50 a barrel due to increased Iranian attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. The dollar strengthened against other Group-of-10 currencies, and the 10-year Treasury yield climbed three basis points to 5.31%.
11:51
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today issued a set of Artificial Intelligence (AI) risk management guidelines to support the responsible adoption of AI technology in Singapore's financial industry. The guidelines set clear regulatory expectations for financial institutions to manage risks arising from AI use, while allowing institutions to tailor their approaches based on their risk profiles. The guidelines will take effect on October 7, 2027. Financial institutions are required to comply with Sections 3 to 4 by October 7, 2027, and with Sections 5 to 6 by October 7, 2028.
11:49
Stacks Labs chief Muneeb Ali has pledged to transfer intellectual property to the Stacks Endowment as part of his CEO plan. He also promised a two-year roadmap focusing on Bitcoin privacy and post-quantum technology, and a public holder call within 30 days.
11:45
Asian stock markets fell on Wednesday, with Japan's Nikkei 225 in Tokyo, South Korea's Kospi in Seoul, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index slumping 0.79%, 1.36%, and 0.71% respectively, as of 02:30 GMT.
11:44
Oman's Ministry of Defense stated that the oil tanker "On Peace" was attacked and caught fire on Tuesday, 9 nautical miles off the coast of Lima Port, Oman. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs reported that 17 of the 19 crew members were Indian nationals, and 11 of the 12 injured were Indian nationals. No organization has yet claimed responsibility for the incident. Since the US and Israel began their conflict with Iran, the security situation in the Strait of Hormuz has continued to deteriorate, with at least seven tanker incidents reported in the past week. Despite this, Middle Eastern oil exports have recently rebounded to pre-war levels, but Brent crude futures prices still rose to $101.51 per barrel on Tuesday.
11:32
A French general overseeing the country's flagship long-range air deployment mission to the region told Nikkei Asia that France's growing military engagement in the Indo-Pacific adds another layer of deterrence against potential adversaries. French Air and Space Force aircraft, including Rafale fighter jets, were seen flying in formation at Japan's Hyakuri Air Base. The general noted that the center of gravity is shifting toward the region.
11:06
South Korean retail investors have reportedly lost an estimated 2.3 trillion won (approximately $1.7 billion) in just a few months from leveraged exchange-traded products (ETPs) tracking the country's two largest chipmakers, according to a South Korean lawmaker's office. This marks the first time the scale of risk associated with such bets has been revealed.
11:01
Cybersecurity experts are investigating the role of artificial intelligence in attacks, but a clear link between AI and these incidents remains unconfirmed.
10:41
Australia's highest court has ruled a coal mine expansion project unlawful, citing insufficient consideration of climate damage. Environmentalists say the ruling sets a "binding national precedent" requiring the climate impact of fossil fuel projects to be weighed during approval processes. The decision concerns the Mount Pleasant coal mine expansion project in New South Wales, with the court finding that planning authorities failed to ensure greenhouse gas emissions were "minimized to the greatest extent possible." Mach Energy, the mine operator, had planned to extend the mine's life by more than 20 years to 2048 and nearly double its annual output.
10:41
Wall Street Insights reports that the Q3 earnings season for U.S. stocks will fully kick off next week. Goldman Sachs' latest forecast indicates that the S&P 500's Q3 earnings per share (EPS) growth is expected to reach 27% year-over-year, the highest since 2021. NVIDIA and Micron alone are projected to contribute approximately one-third of the index's earnings growth, with growth highly concentrated among a few technology and energy giants, and market breadth continuing to narrow. Investment banks like Morgan Stanley have expressed concern, believing that the divergence between the index being near historical highs and a large number of individual stocks experiencing bear-market level drawdowns "will eventually converge in some way."
10:41
HSBC projects an average gold price of $4,490 per ounce in 2026, down from its previous forecast of $4,560. It also lowered its 2027 average gold price forecast from $4,925 per ounce to $4,825. The bank's economists anticipate the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates again in December this year.
10:41
China's foreign exchange reserves stood at $3,400.3 billion as of the end of September 2026, a decrease of $38.1 billion or 1.11% from the end of August, according to data released by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange.
10:41
According to data from the People's Bank of China (PBOC), China's gold reserves stood at 77.47 million ounces (approximately 2,409.59 tons) at the end of September, an increase of 740,000 ounces (approximately 23.02 tons) from the previous month, surpassing the 650,000 ounces added in August.
10:39
While a rate hike is expected, traders are also closely watching for more liquidity-draining measures and commentary on the rupee from the Reserve Bank of India's meeting.
10:30
Samsung Electronics is projected to report a nearly nine-fold increase in third-quarter operating profit, reaching 106.1 trillion won ($79.1 billion) for the July-September period, primarily fueled by robust AI demand. However, analysts have cut their forecasts by nearly 8 percent since the end of August, and chip margins may remain flat despite moderating gains in memory chip prices.
10:12
Oil prices rose on Wednesday, with international benchmark Brent crude December futures up 1.17% to $101.76 per barrel, and U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude November futures up 1.26% to $90.57 per barrel. Market concerns over Houthi attacks in Yemen on Saudi Arabia outweighed the impact of resumed crude oil supply from the Middle East. According to the Saudi Aviation Authority, the country's Jizan and Najran airports were attacked twice on Tuesday, raising fears of disruptions to Middle East crude oil supply.
10:08
South Korean Finance Minister Lee Hyoung-il pledged on Wednesday to create a favorable business environment to support economic growth, while addressing structural challenges such as stagnant productivity. Lee made the remarks during a meeting with representatives of the country's six major business lobbies.

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