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🤖 OpenAI to Buy Electricity from Sam Altman

OpenAI is negotiating with Helion to acquire nuclear fusion-driven electricity for powering its data centers.

OpenAI and Helion Negotiations: OpenAI is in discussions with Helion to access electricity from nuclear fusion generators. This deal would provide substantial power for OpenAI's datacenters, essential for running their AI models. Sam Altman, OpenAI's CEO, has stepped back from these negotiations as he’s a huge investor in Helion.

Helion's Nuclear Fusion Technology: Helion is working on developing practical fusion power plants, with Microsoft as its first customer for a 50 megawatt plant. The company aims to provide this revolutionary energy to OpenAI, promising vast quantities of power from their emerging technology.

OpenAI's Power Needs and Future Plans: OpenAI operates its AI models on Microsoft Azure servers and needs large amounts of energy for its data centers. The rumored $100 billion Stargate supercomputer project, backed by OpenAI and requiring five gigawatts of power, highlights the potential use for Helion's energy. The completion of Stargate is projected for 2028, marking a significant advancement in AI computing.

🔖 Today's Cool Story

🚨 Wi-Fi to Watch Your Heartbeat

Delta's Wi-Fi tech is shaking up everything from hospitals to car safety, and it's about time we noticed.

Wi-Fi isn't just for scrolling through TikTok or binge-watching Netflix anymore. Delta has come up with a way to use Wi-Fi signals to measure things like breathing rates and heartbeats.

With 95% accuracy over 5 meters, this tech can figure out how fast you're breathing and even detect sleep states. Who needs a fitness tracker when your Wi-Fi can tell if you're snoring?

Imagine this technology in hospitals or old folks' homes, keeping an eye on patients without sticking sensors all over them. It can even spot kids left in cars, which is a big deal for car safety standards in Europe. And here's a kicker: it can detect physical issues affecting the Wi-Fi performance in big places like warehouses and campuses. Talk about multitasking!

Delta's not just stopping there. They're diving into all sorts of cool projects, like using AI for 3D models of bridges for drone inspections, and creating robots that can ride elevators. They're even using AI to make their power management products smarter. Delta is on a mission to show the world that Taiwan isn't just about hardware; it's about cutting-edge software and AI too.

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