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The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has set up Direct-to-Chip Liquid Cooling to handle its growing AI workloads. The setup is planned to support up to 224 GPUs.
AI startup PuppyGraph has raised $10 million in Series A funding. Its tool lets AI agents search up to 3,000 enterprise data tables without needing a separate graph database.
Here is a short summary of today’s top stories: NSE’s AI infrastructure upgrade, PuppyGraph’s new funding, graduate nurses waiting for jobs, Claude’s new Google Meet feature, and the latest crypto news.
The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) has started using Direct-to-Chip Liquid Cooling at its data centre. This will help it run heavier AI workloads. Over time, the setup can support 224 GPUs, and NSE plans to go beyond 80 GPUs this quarter. It also wants to bring the same cooling system to its co-location data centre.
PuppyGraph, an AI startup, has closed a $10 million Series A round led by Particle Future and defy.vc. Its product helps AI agents search up to 3,000 enterprise data tables, and companies do not have to buy a separate graph database to use it. The money will go toward hiring engineers and growing in the enterprise market.
In Ireland, 36 graduate nurses are still waiting for hospital contracts. This has raised worries about job chances for newly qualified healthcare workers. There is also an open post in children’s therapy services. Together, these cases show how hiring delays and staff shortages are hurting the country’s public health system.
Anthropic has launched Claude Meetings, which lets its AI assistant join Google Meet calls like any other participant. It does more than take notes. During the call, it can help teams make plans, set priorities, answer questions and build timelines. The feature is in beta for Team and Enterprise customers.
The US Treasury has barred MEXC Global, a crypto exchange based in the Seychelles, from using the US financial system. It accuses the exchange of helping people avoid sanctions and commit cybercrime. According to the authorities, MEXC handled at least $16 billion in illegal transactions linked to Russia, Iran and North Korea between 2021 and 2026.