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Anthropic buys $3.4bn of gas generators, FT reports

, 7 items in PR and Communications, 4 min read

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Anthropic took over 1.7 GW of Caterpillar generator orders from OnePWR in a $3.4 bn deal. The purchase does not include OnePWR itself or its employees. The generators’ future use is not disclosed.

Key points

  • Deal: 1.7 GW of large generators, $3.4 bn total.

  • No acquisition: Anthropic did not buy OnePWR and none of its staff moved to Anthropic.

Sources

Northern Leaf expands Jersey medical cannabis output, £8.4M export 2025

Northern Leaf, a Jersey-based medical cannabis producer, exported £8.4 million of product in 2025. The company runs a 100,000-sq-ft greenhouse that now operates at 75% capacity, up from 25% two years earlier.

Key points

  • Export value: £8.4 million ($11.3 million) in 2025 to the UK and Germany.

  • Production share: 90% of Jersey’s cannabis output comes from Northern Leaf.

  • Facility size: 100,000 sq ft greenhouse equipped with automated irrigation, environmental monitoring, and air purification.

  • Capacity growth: site capacity rose from 25% to 75% over the last two years.

Sources

Google AI Features Sent One Site 21% of Clicks

Google’s AI Features sent one site an estimated 21% of its clicks. The estimate is attributed to @MattGSouthern.

Key points

  • 21% estimated click share for a single site.

  • Attribution to @MattGSouthern.

Sources

Nvidia board investigates Jensen Huang, 50-50 CEO odds

Nvidia’s board is investigating CEO Jensen Huang over his relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, and Yale’s Jeffrey Sonnenfeld rates his chance to stay CEO at about 50-50. The investigation follows Huang’s admission of infidelity to staff. Sonnenfeld called the episode “remarkably poor judgment.”

Key points

  • Board launched an independent investigation after Huang told staff he was unfaithful to his wife.

  • Sonnenfeld put the odds of Huang remaining CEO at “about a 50-50.”

Sources

WebMCP: What it is, why it matters – Chrome 149 trial

WebMCP lets webpages expose features as callable tools for AI agents, with a Chrome 149 origin trial for developers. The draft spec defines a Declarative HTML API and an Imperative JavaScript API for registering tools.

Key points

  • Origin trial: public origin trial started in Chrome 149.

  • APIs: Declarative API uses HTML attributes; Imperative API uses document.modelContext in JavaScript.

Sources

Nvidia board opens independent investigation after CEO admits affair

Nvidia’s board has launched an independent inquiry after CEO Jensen Huang admitted a relationship with former Megaspeed executive Alice Huang, who U.S. agencies suspect of Chinese spying. The board will review potential risks to company secrets and national security.

Key points

  • Jensen Huang must answer three House committee chairs by November 11.

  • The board’s independent investigation began after Huang’s November 8 apology memo to staff.

Sources

Microsoft is winding down its deal to rent AI computing from Oracle, $80B contracts

Microsoft is winding down its 2023 deal to rent AI computing from Oracle, switching off capacity that used older Nvidia chips. The move is part of reassessing more than $80 billion in contracts with external cloud providers.

Key points

  • Microsoft has stopped renewing the 2023 Oracle AI-computing rental deal.

  • The rented servers used older Nvidia chips that no longer matched Microsoft’s needs.

Sources