Nebius Group ( NBIS ) jumped over 5% to ~ $229.94 on Tuesday after announcing the launch of the Physical AI Living Lab with NVIDIA ( NVDA ), a move that could help ease the selling pressure that pushed the stock down about 9% over the past week. The six-month program will give UK and European robotics startups access to NVIDIA’s physical AI tools and Nebius AI Cloud infrastructure, helping them mo...
Nebius Group ( NBIS ) jumped over 5% to ~ $229.94 on Tuesday after announcing the launch of the Physical AI Living Lab with NVIDIA ( NVDA ), a move that could help ease the selling pressure that pushed the stock down about 9% over the past week. The six-month program will give UK and European robotics startups access to NVIDIA’s physical AI tools and Nebius AI Cloud infrastructure, helping them move faster from simulation to real-world deployment. The first cohort will begin in September 2026, with plans to expand the initiative to other regions over time. “Founders get the full NVIDIA physical AI stack on Nebius AI Cloud and direct time with our engineers,” said Evan Helda, Head of Physical AI at Nebius . Anthony Hills, Director of UK&I at NVIDIA, said the program will help turn promising robotics innovations into market-ready systems by removing compute and tooling constraints. The first phase will run on Nebius’ UK infrastructure powered by NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs, further deepening the companies’ partnership. More on Nebius Group Nebius Is Priced For Flawless Delivery Why Nebius Needs An Offering For Every Customer Type Nebius Isn't Expensive, But CoreWeave Is Underappreciated Nebius plans £1.7B expansion in UK with Nvidia AI chips SA Asks: What's the most undervalued AI-adjacent stock right now?
With strong revenue growth, expanding market share, and significant exposure to rising AI infrastructure spending, AMD remains well-positioned to capitalize on the AI infrastructure boom.
With strong revenue growth, expanding market share, and significant exposure to rising AI infrastructure spending, AMD remains well-positioned to capitalize on the AI infrastructure boom.
Donald Trump arrived at the Knicks’ biggest night in 27 years hoping to cement his status and power in his hometown. But the fans had other ideas On Monday night, the most powerful man in the world crashed a citywide celebration 27 years in the making and almost shut it down, with barricades around Midtown Manhattan, security lines outside Madison Square Garden and agents wanding Victor Wembanyama...
Donald Trump arrived at the Knicks’ biggest night in 27 years hoping to cement his status and power in his hometown. But the fans had other ideas On Monday night, the most powerful man in the world crashed a citywide celebration 27 years in the making and almost shut it down, with barricades around Midtown Manhattan, security lines outside Madison Square Garden and agents wanding Victor Wembanyama as if the San Antonio Spurs phenom were a threat off the court as well as on it. And when Donald Trump finally arrived for his grand entrance, it was in a half-mile-long motorcade. Anyone taking in the scene couldn’t help but ask the quintessential New York question: who does this guy think he is, some kind of big shot? At this point in Trump’s presidency, it’s fair to wonder if he got into politics for the free tickets. On a night when he could’ve been dealing with far more pressing issues – soaring living costs, war with Iran, a global economy under strain – Trump flew to New York expressly to watch the Knicks play host to their first NBA finals game since he started making noises about running for office someday; he evidently couldn’t turn down the game after being invited by “ numerous people .” Continue reading...
意大利能源服务和工程公司Saipem旗下的多功能重型起重船JSD6000已在热那亚港启动前期准备工作，即将部署至黑海的Neptun Deep天然气开发项目。 该船目前停泊在San Giorgio del Porto船厂，正在进行技术、维护和升级作业，特别是在其管道铺设系统方面，以确保符合项目要求。 上述工作完成后，JSD6000将被调往Neptun Deep项目，预计将在海底安装作业中发挥关键作用...
意大利能源服务和工程公司Saipem旗下的多功能重型起重船JSD6000已在热那亚港启动前期准备工作，即将部署至黑海的Neptun Deep天然气开发项目。 该船目前停泊在San Giorgio del Porto船厂，正在进行技术、维护和升级作业，特别是在其管道铺设系统方面，以确保符合项目要求。 上述工作完成后，JSD6000将被调往Neptun Deep项目，预计将在海底安装作业中发挥关键作用。 JSD6000于2024年6月交付给Saipem，专为深水S型铺设和J型铺设管道作业而设计，同时还具备重型起重能力。 该船配备了一套J型铺设系统，具有1500吨铺设能力和2000吨持力能力，以及一套在意外情况下具有900吨持力能力的S型铺设系统。船上还装有一台起重能力达5200吨的旋转起重机。 Neptun Deep项目由OMV Petrom与罗马尼亚国有企业Romgaz组成的合资企业负责开发。该项目预计于2027年开始天然气生产，旨在显著提高罗马尼亚的天然气产量。 该开发项目包括三套海底生产系统、一个集输管网、一座海上天然气平台、一条通往罗马尼亚黑海沿岸图兹拉的主输出管道以及一座天然气计量站。 OMV Petrom和Romgaz共同为该项目投资高达43亿美元。 责任编辑：张俊 SF065
Fifa has found its tournament squarely caught up in the second Trump administration’s aggressive border restrictions For successive men’s World Cup tournaments Fifa has managed to bulldoze its way through costly immigration and entry requirements. In 2014, Brazil passed a law granting free temporary visas to ticket holders, and for Russia and Qatar, the respective autocracies bypassed traditional ...
Fifa has found its tournament squarely caught up in the second Trump administration’s aggressive border restrictions For successive men’s World Cup tournaments Fifa has managed to bulldoze its way through costly immigration and entry requirements. In 2014, Brazil passed a law granting free temporary visas to ticket holders, and for Russia and Qatar, the respective autocracies bypassed traditional border friction using Fan IDs and Hayya cards as makeshift visa entry documents that also provided free public transport. Not so in 2026, where Fifa has found its tournament squarely caught up in the second Trump administration’s aggressive border restrictions. Here are some of the people that have been affected. Continue reading...
Trump-Netanyahu "Differences": A Good Cop-Bad Cop Routine By Michael Every of Rabobank As You Were... But As Who Was? Yesterday nearly saw a full restart of the Israel-Iran war, apparently pulled back from the brink by intervention from President Trump. After yet another Middle East rollercoaster for markets it’s now ‘as you were’, with oil --so everything else-- little changed. The larger issue b...
Trump-Netanyahu "Differences": A Good Cop-Bad Cop Routine By Michael Every of Rabobank As You Were... But As Who Was? Yesterday nearly saw a full restart of the Israel-Iran war, apparently pulled back from the brink by intervention from President Trump. After yet another Middle East rollercoaster for markets it’s now ‘as you were’, with oil --so everything else-- little changed. The larger issue behind that pricing, however, is the key question - ‘ As who was?’ Iran set up its proxy network, centered on terror group Hezbollah in Lebanon, to protect itself: if Israel attacked it, Hezbollah would attack Israel. However, Tehran now has to attack Israel, with counterattacks on it in response, to defend its ‘shield’. That’s a huge Iranian strategic setback. As such, Tehran is trying to tie Israel vs. Hezbollah to itself vs. the US to divide the US from Israel, which now have different needs: a deal vs. finishing the job militarily or via regime change. That dynamic has huge implications for when and how this war ends, so for energy, so for markets. While Israel and Iran say they will stop their attacks, Israeli PM Netanyahu last night gave a public address where he stated: “Iran and Hezbollah are weaker than ever, and we are stronger than ever – but our battle against them is still not finished . In the last 24 hours, Iran and Hezbollah tried to impose a new equation upon us… an equation I find intolerable and unacceptable. They thought they would fire at Israel from Lebanese territory and from Iran – and we would not act. That did not happen, and it will not happen. Not on my watch!... At the moment, we are holding our fire, because after we struck the terror regime in Tehran, it ceased attacking us. In the event that Iran makes the mistake of resuming attacks on us – we will respond with overwhelming force .” Moreover, Israel will hit Hezbollah in Beirut if it fires at Israel from south Lebanon, which Iran says is a red line that will trigger more attacks on the Jewish...
Leon Neal/Getty Images News BP ( BP ) down 1.4% in early trading Tuesday after naming Gordon Birrell as head of its upstream division and Richard Harding as interim head of downstream, as it starts to fill in the details of its new organizational structure to simplify the company. Birrell oversaw BP's ( BP ) production and operations business, one of many roles he has held at the company, while H...
Leon Neal/Getty Images News BP ( BP ) down 1.4% in early trading Tuesday after naming Gordon Birrell as head of its upstream division and Richard Harding as interim head of downstream, as it starts to fill in the details of its new organizational structure to simplify the company. Birrell oversaw BP's ( BP ) production and operations business, one of many roles he has held at the company, while Harding replaced former customers and products business chief Emma Delaney, who left the company in April. BP ( BP ) said a recruitment process is underway to appoint a permanent head of the downstream business. The company's new structure, with one operating segment focused on resource development and production, and the other on customers and markets, "will clarify accountabilities and enable faster, more effective decision-making," new CEO Meg O'Neill said. The reorganization is designed to clarify who owns what, speed up decision-making, and make BP ( BP ) easier to understand both internally and externally, the CEO told employees in an internal message seen by Bloomberg. Following a classic integrated oil and gas company structure, the upstream division will bring together BP's ( BP ) oil and gas activities, including exploration, development, and production as well as its upstream joint ventures and its renewable natural gas and carbon capture businesses. BP's ( BP ) downstream divison will include refining, terminals, pipelines, mobility and convenience, biofuels, aviation, hydrogen, and its Castrol lubcricants brand. The rollout of BP's ( BP ) revamped structure follows last month's firing of former chairman Albert Manifold over bullying allegations just eight months after he joined the company and shortly after the hiring of O'Neill as CEO. More on BP BP: Risks Are Now To The Upside BP: The Market Still Underestimates This Turnaround BP Q1 Results Show Progress, Not A Buy Signal
Hong Kong’s new legislation enables certain criminal cases to be retroactively brought under national security procedures even if the alleged offences occurred before the 2020 national security law was enacted. The subsidiary legislation, which introduces a classification mechanism for “other offences endangering national security” under the city’s domestic national security law, was gazetted and ...
Hong Kong’s new legislation enables certain criminal cases to be retroactively brought under national security procedures even if the alleged offences occurred before the 2020 national security law was enacted. The subsidiary legislation, which introduces a classification mechanism for “other offences endangering national security” under the city’s domestic national security law, was gazetted and came into effect on Tuesday. Under the new law, any case certified by the chief executive will be...
Somali referee Omar Artan says he was subjected to an 11-hour immigration interview before being denied entry to the United States for the World Cup despite holding the "right papers" and "right visa".
Somali referee Omar Artan says he was subjected to an 11-hour immigration interview before being denied entry to the United States for the World Cup despite holding the "right papers" and "right visa".
Welcome back to Bloomberg’s Defense Monitor , a weekly rundown on the companies, geopolitics and finances of the future battlefield. Sign up now if you’re not already on the list. Our newsletter journey today begins on the same continent Black Sabbath did: Europe, where countries are still trying to figure out the most cost-effective way to swat down drone attacks . Germany is going to buy almost ...
Welcome back to Bloomberg’s Defense Monitor , a weekly rundown on the companies, geopolitics and finances of the future battlefield. Sign up now if you’re not already on the list. Our newsletter journey today begins on the same continent Black Sabbath did: Europe, where countries are still trying to figure out the most cost-effective way to swat down drone attacks . Germany is going to buy almost a half-billion dollars’ worth of boring-but-important recovery vehicles for its military from defense giant Rheinmetall AG, which just scored a separate $6.7 billion sale to Romania . One of the two pan-European sixth-generation fighter programs, FCAS, is dead after its two main partners, Germany and France, decided to quietly put it out of its misery. In the US, the Army is warning lawmakers that draft legislation limiting the use of Chinese-made equipment in data centers may hurt the military’s efforts to build those data centers. Japan and the Philippines are becoming more vocal about the Taiwan issue even as the US tones down its own language about the self-ruled island. And then we come, as always, to Iran , the Strait of Hormuz , oil and the global economic shock of conflict. Would you like to know more? If so, today’s Breakout is a must read. ... — Gerry Doyle Market Snapshot Rheinmetall AG €1,214.40 +1.1% Hensoldt AG €78.32 +0.5% Airbus SE €177.56 +0.3% Saab AB SEK532.00 +0.0% Dassault Aviation SA €299.20 +0.3% Market data as of 09:43 AM ET. Data is subject to provider delays. Breakout Starting an article with a definition is bad writing. But it’s not clear the word “ceasefire” has any meaning at all at this point. Since April 8, when the ceasefire went into effect, there have been dozens of instances of, you know, firing between the US, Israel and Iran. What the ceasefire mainly seems to have done is calm the markets . The price of oil is, despite a few spikes in April and May, roughly the same as it was eight weeks ago. So are defense shares, globally speaking, ac...