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Atlanta Dream Owners Accuse WNBA Of Overlooking Them Before Finals Scheduling Mess

The Atlanta Dream ownership group went public with a blistering letter accusing the WNBA of ignoring concerns raised two months earlier about how the league handled its marquee Finals scheduling. Dream ownership wrote an open letter to Atlanta about the arena situation. Larry Gottesdiener, Robyn Gottesdiener, Suzanne Abair and Renee Montgomery said that two months ago, when the WNBA finalized playoff dates and times, the Dream raised concerns that the WNBA Finals schedule conflicted with NBA games at State Farm Arena. “Two months ago, when the WNBA finalized playoff dates and times, we raised concerns that the W Finals schedule conflicted with NBA games at State Farm Arena. As we moved through the playoffs, we reiterated those concerns. Our concerns did not receive the attention, nor the urgency, they deserved,” excerpt from the Dream’s open letter to fans addressing the Game Six…

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Grading the trade: San Francisco 49ers reunite with former All-Pro DeForest Buckner in shocking deal that could transform their defense

The 49ers reunited with three-time Pro Bowler DeForest Buckner for just a fourth-round pick, giving San Francisco a major defensive line upgrade at a surprisingly low price. Well, well, well. The San Francisco 49ers have a reunion on their hands after trading for Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, and I love this move. The three-time Pro Bowler is heading back to the Bay, and all San Francisco had to give up was a 2027 fourth-round pick. The Colts began their fire-sale earlier today by trading Quenton Nelson to San Francisco's NFC West foe in the Seattle Seahawks. Now, the 49ers are capitalizing off of the Colts future plans just like their rivals. And again, all it took was a fourth-round pick. That is a steal for a player who still wins up front every week. Start with familiarity. The 49ers are bringing back a guy they already know. GM John Lynch knows him, Kyle…

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OpenAI Plans to Buy Google AI Chips as It Builds Out Computing Power

OpenAI plans to buy artificial intelligence chips from Google, according to a person familiar with the matter. The Information first reported the plan, and Bloomberg and Reuters later cited the same kind of source. The final terms of any deal are not known. OPENAI REPORTEDLY PLANS TO BUY GOOGLE AI CHIPS OpenAI plans to purchase AI chips from Google ($GOOGL), according to The Information, citing a person familiar with the matter. Financial terms and the size of the potential deal were not disclosed. Reuters has not independently… OpenAI and Google both declined to comment. The source asked not to be named because the talks are private. The chips are Google’s tensor processing units, or TPUs. Google began working on them more than a decade ago. At first, they were used to speed up its web search engine and make it run more efficiently. The chips later proved useful for AI work. In recent…

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Is Zuckerberg pulling the rug out from under Anthropic?

Investing.com -- Meta Platforms is making an extraordinarily expensive push into artificial intelligence, and the timing could hardly be more challenging for Anthropic. Just as the Claude developer prepares for what it hopes could be the largest initial public offering ever, Mark Zuckerberg's company is raising as much as $97.5 billion to accelerate its own AI ambitions. The collision comes at a particularly sensitive moment: Anthropic's newly released IPO prospectus reveals explosive revenue growth and improving profitability, but also enormous future spending commitments that make continued access to capital essential. Meanwhile, Meta's newest AI models are beginning to rival Claude on important performance benchmarks, often at significantly lower prices. The central question for potential IPO investors is no longer who has the smartest and fastest-growing AI, but whether Anthropic…

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