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Meta is reportedly developing its own cloud business that could sell access to its AI models and lease data-center computing capacity to other companies. The move would put Meta in direct competition with Amazon, Google, and SpaceX. Engadget reports: The cloud business could offer multiple services, according to [Bloomberg], like selling access to AI models run on Meta's infrastructure, or leasing the computing power of its data centers to other companies looking to train AI. Offering something akin to Amazon Web Services could help make back some of what Meta has already spent on its new bet. As part of its AI plans, the company has committed to investing $600 billion in the US by 2028. Meta has also already made more than a few expensive hires to build its AI superintelligence team. Meta Compute, the data center and AI-focused initiative Meta created in January, is currently developing the new cloud business, according to Bloomberg.

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The Ex On The Beach star took to Instagram on Wednesday to share the news.

The leader of Cambridge County Council said it was 'fantastic' to see people showing support but insisted it must be done in a 'safe, inclusive way and with permission'.

Concerns are growing over 84-year-old Senator Mitch McConnell's health after the release of emergency dispatch audio.

It's a 'complete BEC operations environment,' Talos researcher says

In an exclusive interview the Blanchardstown man speaks to the Mail of the catastrophic injuries he suffered on the front lines of the deadliest conflict in Europe since WW2.

One person was rushed to hospital after being struck by lightning at Fox Hollow Golf Course on Tuesday evening, with the same strike also igniting a brush fire that took crews over four hours to contain.

Safer, cheaper, and nothing to do with cybersecurity

BrianFagioli writes: Cloudflare announced new controls that give publishers more say over how AI companies access and use their content. Beginning September 15, new Cloudflare sites will allow traditional search indexing while blocking AI training and AI agent access on ad supported pages by default. The company is also expanding its monetization efforts with a Pay-Per-Use model that aims to compensate publishers when their content contributes to AI generated answers rather than simply being crawled. Cloudflare argues that publishers should not have to choose between being discoverable online and giving away their work for free to AI systems.

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Oh, yeah, we've been meaning to disable our secret steganography system

Relive Daily Mail Sport's live blog as England took on DR Congo in Atlanta in the last 32 of the World Cup.

Thomas Tuchel's men fell behind after just seven minutes in Atlanta when Brian Cipenga laced an effort past Jordan Pickford into the bottom corner.

An exclusive new survey from Daily Mail/JL Partners reveals that support for the controversial Iran pact declines the moment voters lay eyes on the hidden fine print.

'We can’t trust heavy users of AI to understand their code enough to fix it,' say maintainers who previously called the flood of vibe-coded pull requests 'demoralizing'

Ruth Langsford brought her ex Eamonn Holmes' son as her plus one to a star-studded Wimbledon on Wednesday.

Hanging onto the bridal theme, the singer, 30, sported an all-white look as she headed to work in the Big Apple, accessorising with a £2,000 grey Chloé handbag.

A pair of masked daredevils were seen climbing the Empire State Building and flying a banner about love and peace.

More than a dozen financial aid schemes for under-represented groups at Oxford and Cambridge prioritise ethnicity over socio-economic background.

The National Education Union (NEU) said it would 'not accept' the deal, which will see teachers paid 3.5 per cent more from September and a further 3 per cent the following year.