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COMPANIES · 2 SOURCES · The Decoder · WIRED AI

Nvidia unveils DSX POD reference design for factory‑assembled AI data centers

At GTC Berlin Nvidia unveiled DSX POD, a DSX platform reference design that packages Vera Rubin-based systems, networking, cabling, power and liquid cooling into factory‑assembled containers. Partners (Dell, HPE, Lenovo, Schneider Electric) install and test the units so sites only need to hook them to power, cooling and network; Nvidia says this can cut setup time from six months to as little as 14 days and that its closed‑loop cooling can use up to 100% less cooling water; first units are set to ship worldwide in early 2027.

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RESEARCH · 1 SOURCE · MIT News AI

MIT lab’s 2026 supply‑chain sustainability report: commitment high, governance and long‑term design lag

The MIT Sustainable Supply Chain Lab’s 2026 State of Supply Chain Sustainability report, based on a survey of 1,810 professionals in 91 countries, finds record‑high corporate commitment to sustainability (83% say it’s important/very important) but weak governance: only 51% of companies with public goals have cross‑functional sustainability teams and 33% have board‑level oversight. The report also highlights widespread AI adoption in sustainability work (78% of North American organizations report current use), with many firms seeing efficiency gains (reduced waste and energy) but mixed or even increased net greenhouse‑gas impacts in some mature AI users and automated warehouses.

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STARTUPS · 1 SOURCE · TechCrunch AI

Danu Robotics raises $5M to commercialize H.E.R.O. recycling robot

Edinburgh-based Danu Robotics, founded by Amy Ma, raised $5 million in late-seed funding as it brings its H.E.R.O. recycling-sorting robot to market. The smart arm uses a pincer claw (rather than suction) and AI-driven software updates; the company reports $500,000 in signed contracts and a sales pipeline of more than 200 potential customers targeting a roughly $20 billion European and North American sorting market.

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