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Anthropic inks 20-year lease with TeraWulf

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By Larry Dignan Verified
| Constellation Research
Anthropic inked a 20-year lease agreement with TeraWulf to add capacity. The deal highlights how neoclouds and second-tier providers are scrambling ahead of what's expected to be Meta's cloud computing launch. TeraWulf is one of the companies that could be most impacted by a Meta cloud move. The company said in a statement that it has inked a long-term deal with Anthropic for space at its Hawesville, Kentucky data center campus.
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Persistent buys Nagarro, eyes $2.9 billion in annual sales

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By Larry Dignan Verified
| Constellation Research
Persistent Systems is bulking up with the acquisition of Europe services provider Nagarro in a deal valued at nearly $1.3 billion. The combined company will have $2.9 billion in annual sales and more than 46,000 employees. Nagarro, based in Munich, will add about 18,500 employees and $1.14 billion in annual sales. Nagarro also has a strong Europe footprint in digital engineering across industrial, consumer, telecom and financial services. Persistent is strong in North America.
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Verizon aims for autonomous network: Takeaways on architecture, AI agent returns, managing costs

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By Larry Dignan Verified
| Constellation Research
Verizon is automating its network and its closed-loop automation platforms have executed more than 70 million network configurations with AI agents and frontier models such as Anthropic's Claude. The effort, outlined in a recent blog post, highlights how Verizon is looking to automate physical networks, continually optimize and ultimately reach Level 4 network autonomy, which will approach high-level cognitive automation.
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