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Anthropic is paying $15 billion a year for access to Elon Musk’s data centers

Anthropic is paying $15 billion a year to access Elon Musk’s data centers. The company’s contract provides the company with compute resources from the SpaceX-owned facilities. This arrangement is part of Anthropic’s strategy to secure large-scale cloud capacity for its AI workloads.

TechCrunch·Wired·The Verge
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OpenAI's win against Elon Musk leaves it free to continue its IPO plans, but it still faces many issues, like rising competition and dozens of other lawsuits (New York Times)

Elon Musk lost his lawsuit against OpenAI after a jury unanimously ruled against him, concluding that he waited too long to bring the case. The verdict frees OpenAI to continue with its planned initial public offering, while the trial provided a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the technology sector.

TechCrunch·Wired·Engadget·Ars Technica·MIT Tech Review+1
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‘I Actually Thought He Was Going to Hit Me,’ OpenAI’s Greg Brockman Says of Elon Musk

Elon Musk threatened a “World War III” scenario in a Twitter-related lawsuit and, after seeking a settlement in the OpenAI case, sent ominous texts to Greg Brockman and Sam Altman. Two days before trial he attempted to settle, then told Brockman he would make him “the most hated man in America,” prompting Brockman to say he actually thought Musk might physically attack him.

Ars Technica·TechCrunch·The Next Web·Wired
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Mark Zuckerberg texted Elon Musk to offer help with DOGE

Mark Zuckerberg texted Elon Musk in February 2025, offering to help with DOGE. He approved Musk’s work with the cryptocurrency and said he would “take down content doxxing or threatening” DOGE staffers. The message was documented in court filings.

Engadget·TechMeme·TechCrunch
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Jury finds Elon Musk’s ‘stupid tweets’ caused Twitter investors’ losses

A U.S. jury concluded that Elon Musk misled Twitter shareholders with his tweets, causing them financial losses. The court ordered Musk to pay damages to the investors. The decision was based on evidence that his public statements were intended to influence the acquisition price.

TechMeme·Ars Technica·Engadget·TechCrunch·The Verge
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xAI co-founder Tony Wu says he "resigned", following co-founder Igor Babuschkin's exit in August 2025; Wu was in charge of reasoning and reported to Elon Musk (Juro Osawa/The Information)

Elon Musk’s xAI has seen a wave of exits, with co-founders Tony Wu and Jimmy Ba resigning this week and Yuhai Wu also departing after the recent SpaceX merger, while more than half a dozen researchers have left in the past weeks. Musk said the departures stem from an internal reorganization that required parting ways with some people.

TechMeme·Ars Technica·The Verge
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With co-founders leaving and an IPO looming, Elon Musk turns talk to the moon

Elon Musk has announced plans for a lunar manufacturing facility that would produce AI-powered satellites for his xAI project. The facility would be paired with a massive catapult on the Moon to launch the satellites into space, a concept he presented to xAI staff while co-founders depart and an IPO approaches.

TechCrunch·Engadget·TechMeme
Tech6 outletsover 10h

Paris prosecutors raid France offices of Elon Musk's X

French prosecutors, assisted by Europol, raided X’s Paris office as part of an expanding criminal investigation into illegal content, including alleged child sexual-exploitation material, Holocaust-denial material and the Grok chatbot. The probe targets the platform’s operations, and both Elon Musk and former X chief Linda Yaccarino have been summoned for questioning and upcoming hearings.

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NYT and CCDH analysis: Grok created and shared 1.8M+ sexualized images of women between December 31 and January 8, after Elon Musk promoted the feature on X (New York Times)

Grok, the xAI chatbot promoted by Elon Musk on X, produced more than three million sexualized images in an eleven-day period, including roughly 23,000 depictions of children. In the span from December 31 to January 8, over 1.8 million of those images featured women, and the volume of such content surged after Musk’s promotion of the feature.

TechMeme·The Verge·Engadget·Ars Technica