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South Korea's Upstage, which offers AI document intelligence tools, raised a $45M Series B bridge led by the KDB, Amazon, and AMD, after a $72M Series B in 2024 (Mike Wheatley/SiliconANGLE)

Mike Wheatley / SiliconANGLE:
South Korea's Upstage, which offers AI document intelligence tools, raised a $45M Series B bridge led by the KDB, Amazon, and AMD, after a $72M Series B in 2024 — The South Korean document intelligence startup Upstage Co. Ltd. wants to expand into the U.S. after raising $45 million in a Series B bridge round.
Document: Microsoft's 2025 System Security Plan submitted to the DOD, dated February 28, failed to disclose China-based engineers working on DoD cloud systems (ProPublica)

ProPublica:
Document: Microsoft's 2025 System Security Plan submitted to the DOD, dated February 28, failed to disclose China-based engineers working on DoD cloud systems — The tech giant is required to regularly provide U.S. officials with its plan for keeping government data safe from hacking.
A look at the 2025 AI Film Festival, backed by Runway AI and screened by Imax, as some cinephiles deride it while others praise the quality of its short films (John Semley/Wired)

John Semley / Wired:
A look at the 2025 AI Film Festival, backed by Runway AI and screened by Imax, as some cinephiles deride it while others praise the quality of its short films — Runway AI paired up with Imax to screen 10 AI-generated winning selections. The festival has been derided by some cinephiles …
Grok's "share" button generates a unique URL that makes users' chats searchable on Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo; Google has indexed 370K+ Grok conversations (Iain Martin/Forbes)

Iain Martin / Forbes:
Grok's “share” button generates a unique URL that makes users' chats searchable on Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo; Google has indexed 370K+ Grok conversations — xAI made people's conversations with its chatbot public and searchable on Google without warning …
Sources: Oracle is on the hook for tens of billions to build unprecedentedly large data centers, including $1B per year on a gas-powered megasite in West Texas (Brody Ford/Bloomberg)

Brody Ford / Bloomberg:
Sources: Oracle is on the hook for tens of billions to build unprecedentedly large data centers, including $1B per year on a gas-powered megasite in West Texas — Oracle Corp.'s Larry Ellison used to scoff at the idea of cloud computing, saying in 2008 that it was “complete gibberish.”