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Jeff Bezos and UK government invest £2bn in British AI startup CuspAI for 'search engine for rare materials'

CuspAI, a Cambridge-based AI startup, secured $450m (£330m) in Series B funding from investors including Jeff Bezos and the UK government, valuing it at $2.6bn. The company aims to develop AI-powered software to discover new materials, reducing research times and reliance on rare metals for chipmakers and other industries.

Guardian Tech

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Jio Platforms Gears Up for Major IPO, Eyes Sovereign AI and Satellite Broadband

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Business·20/06/2026Résumé IA

Jio Platforms Gears Up for Major IPO, Eyes Sovereign AI and Satellite Broadband

Jio Platforms is preparing for a significant IPO, aiming to expand beyond mobile services into sovereign AI, satellite broadband, and fibre networks. This strategic pivot away from foreign tech and strong subscriber growth positions it as a key player in India's digital future.

Economic Times

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Reliance AGM 2026: Jio IPO, Sovereign AI, Satellite Connectivity, and Green Energy Ambitions Unveiled

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Business·19/06/2026Résumé IA

Reliance AGM 2026: Jio IPO, Sovereign AI, Satellite Connectivity, and Green Energy Ambitions Unveiled

Reliance Industries announced major plans at its AGM 2026, including the approval of Jio Platforms' IPO, development of India's sovereign AI backbone in Jamnagar, and a Low Earth Orbit satellite constellation. The company also detailed expansion in manufacturing, retail, and a significant push in green energy, aiming to create over 200,000 jobs.

Economic Times

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Sarvam AI's $1.5 Billion Valuation Marks India's Sovereign AI Ambitions

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Tech·16/06/2026Résumé IA

Sarvam AI's $1.5 Billion Valuation Marks India's Sovereign AI Ambitions

Sarvam AI achieves $1.5 billion valuation with $234 million funding, signaling India's AI sovereignty push. The round, led by HCLTech, highlights risks of foreign AI dependence, especially after US restrictions on Anthropic models.

Economic Times

6 min de lecture

AI Sovereignty Concerns Sparked by US Export Controls on Anthropic Models

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Tech·13/06/2026Résumé IA

AI Sovereignty Concerns Sparked by US Export Controls on Anthropic Models

US export controls have restricted Indian access to Anthropic's advanced AI models, Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5, just after the company hailed India as its second-largest market. Experts warn this could hinder defensive security efforts and fuel calls for sovereign AI.

Times of India

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US Orders Anthropic to Suspend Frontier AI Models for Foreign Nationals

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Tech·13/06/2026Résumé IA

US Orders Anthropic to Suspend Frontier AI Models for Foreign Nationals

The Trump administration has ordered AI firm Anthropic to suspend access to its newest frontier models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, for all foreign nationals due to national security concerns. This directive effectively halts access for non-American employees and raises concerns about a fragmented AI ecosystem.

Hong Kong AI Lab to Launch Sovereign Model Based on DeepSeek Architecture

The Hong Kong Generative AI Research and Development Centre (HKGAI) is set to release HKGAI-V3, a sovereign AI model built on DeepSeek architecture optimized for domestic Chinese chips like Huawei's Ascend 910C.

SCMP Tech

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UK Launches £500m Sovereign AI Fund with First Investment in Callosum

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Tech·19/04/2026Résumé IA

UK Launches £500m Sovereign AI Fund with First Investment in Callosum

The UK government has announced its first investment under a £500m sovereign AI fund, taking a stake in London-based Callosum, which helps different computer chips work together for AI training. Technology secretary Liz Kendall urged the country to embrace AI despite concerns about job displacement and cybersecurity risks, acknowledging people are worried but emphasizing the need to 'seize this to make it work for Britain'. Six UK startups will also receive access to government-funded supercomputers.

Guardian Tech

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