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Meta releases Muse Wonder frontier modelsMeta says the models deliver state-of-the-art performance on personal and professional agentic tasks, including coding, finance and document-heavy work. Muse Wonder is available through Meta’s Model API and Muse Code, while Muse Wonder Full is available to Muse Code subscribers.→Micron warns AI demand will keep DRAM supply tight through 2028Micron reported a 90% gross margin in datacenter DRAM and said much of its 2027 output is already committed at higher prices. The company plans $25 billion in capital expenditure in the first half of fiscal 2027, with new factories expected to arrive in 2028.→EUCLYD raises more than €200 million for efficient AI infrastructureEUCLYD announced a Series A financing round exceeding €200 million, co-led by Samsung, Somerset Capital Partners and Scaleup Europe Fund. The company is developing specialised silicon, memory architecture and data-centre systems intended to reduce the power and cost of AI inference.→Déjà Vu 0.19.4 gives multiple coding agents shared project memoryDéjà Vu 0.19.4 connects shared memory to 23 agent harnesses, including VS Code Copilot Chat, Amp, Prime Agent, Cline, Qwen Code and OpenClaw. The release adds session digests, per-prompt recall, compaction-aware forgetting and same-turn repair context for failed commands.→EvoAgentX publishes its first official self-evolving agent framework releaseThe initial release includes workflow orchestration, short- and long-term memory agents, RAG integration, external MCP, HTTP and CLI tools, and human-in-the-loop interaction. The project presents the framework as a modular substrate for building and evaluating self-evolving agent workflows.→HUMAIN and MinIO partner on a sovereign AI data fabricThe companies announced a strategic engineering and go-to-market partnership covering HUMAIN Fabric, HUMAIN Brain and HUMAIN One. MinIO will lead the architecture, design and development of HUMAIN Fabric, an AI-native data platform intended to support enterprise and sovereign AI deployments beginning in Saudi Arabia.→China’s top DRAM maker sues Pentagon over military-company listingChangXin Memory Technologies sued the US Defense Department over its inclusion on a list of Chinese companies the US says support Beijing’s military. CXMT says it is a civilian DRAM maker and seeks removal, adding litigation pressure to the geopolitical controls surrounding advanced memory.→CXMT begins mass production of LPDDR6 for Xiaomi’s 18 FoldReuters reported that CXMT has started mass production of LPDDR6 and will supply it to Xiaomi’s upcoming 18 Fold, expected in September. Xiaomi confirmed the supply relationship, making CXMT’s latest mobile DRAM a component in a mainstream device launch.→A planned 100-TB CXL memory system targets scientific AI bottlenecksThe Abaco system is planned to provide more than 100 TB of CXL-attached shared and pooled memory. Its target workloads include scientific AI, high-performance computing and other data-intensive applications that exceed accelerator-local memory capacity.→SGLang and AntLing cut trillion-parameter restart time to 32 secondsAntLingAGI and Alibaba reported 0.63-second weight loading for the Ling-2.6-1T FP8 model, up to 780 times faster than disk loading. The end-to-end engine restart fell to about 32 seconds by avoiding repeated disk reads.→UBS sees $4.1 trillion of hyperscaler AI infrastructure spending through 2028The forecast says Amazon, Google and Microsoft could spend about 102% of cloud revenue on capital expenditure in 2026, with Google the largest projected spender in the cited breakdown. The estimate is a forecast rather than realised spend and depends on continued AI demand, power availability and model economics.→Etched raises $700 million at a $21 billion valuation for specialised inference systemsEtched announced a $700 million round at a $21 billion valuation, led by Jane Street, roughly doubling its reported valuation in a month. The company is building full inference systems around a specialised prefill chip and cluster-scale memory, claiming the systems can run frontier models.→