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InsForge's InstaCloud, a Y Combinator-backed serverless cloud, is launched to address the ownership problem in agent-built apps by allowing AI agents to provision and run infrastructure while humans review changes.
OpenCode announces Go Plus, a $40/month higher-tier plan for their Go-based service, while discussing the challenges of managing break-even pricing.
Tencent has quietly launched a VPS platform pre-installed with Hermes and DeepSeek Harness, offering native integration with WeChat, QQ, and Enterprise WeChat.
Cognition announces SWE-2, an AI model that matches frontier models in performance at up to 70% lower cost, and is making it free for Devin Cloud subscribers until October 8 due to high demand.
ULTRAFAST is coming to Browser Use Cloud, offering superhuman speed, cheap, and undetectable browser automation features, with users invited to join the waitlist.
LlamaIndex has launched Extract Turbo, a feature that enables lightning-fast extraction of structured data from documents with high speed and accuracy.
This article explains the features and differences of ChatGPT Work, a powerful AI tool from OpenAI available to paid subscribers, highlighting its cloud-based capabilities like code execution and model selection.
Fast Inference is an LLM API service that offers fast and affordable access to top open-source and closed-source models for developers, with integrations for coding agents and tools like Claude Code and Codex.
Tejas Bhakta's solo inference provider Morph hit a $6m run rate and was the first to support kimi k3, now expanding beyond a one-person operation.
Cloudways introduces fully managed AI agents, allowing users to run OpenClaw and Hermes without setup.
PlanetScale introduces Database Traffic Control, a Postgres traffic management system that lets users enforce flexible budgets on database resources, preventing overload from bad queries or runaway workloads.
China Telecom's Tianyi Cloud has begun providing AI model API relay services, selling tokens for Claude and GPT at prices lower than AWS.
Google will pay SpaceX $920 million per month from October 2026 through June 2029 for AI compute capacity using approximately 110,000 NVIDIA GPUs, as a bridge to meet demand for Gemini Enterprise while Google expands its own AI infrastructure.
Browser Use Cloud offers proxies to create browsers from any country, bypass anti-bot and geo-restrictions.