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According to The Guardian, the Sovereign AI Leadership (SAIL) working group, comprising companies such as Nvidia, Microsoft, and Cisco, has submitted recommendations to the UK government stating that Britain has approximately 12 months to address public opposition to data centers; otherwise, a wave of protests similar to those in the United States could emerge, threatening project construction. The working group noted that successive dry summers and rising energy bills are intensifying public concern over data centers. SAIL urges the government to establish a "community prosperity compact," providing a unified framework for local authorities and mayors to outline local benefit provisions for data centers, including setting financial or infrastructure contributions based on project scale, and allowing host local councils to retain a greater share of tax revenue. Microsoft previously pledged to invest $30 billion in UK AI infrastructure and has already constructed a data center in Acton, London, with a project in Newport currently under construction.
Waymo Founder Sebastian Thrun Announces Founding of New Robotics Startup Dulo
According to Business Insider, Waymo founder Sebastian Thrun announced the founding of new robotics startup Dulo at the San Francisco robotics conference Actuate; the company is currently still in stealth mode. According to a webpage hosted by Stanford University, Dulo is dedicated to building a "foundation model for hardware design," with the goal of achieving "hyper-fast manufacturing." The team includes core talent from Waymo, Google Brain, and the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (SAIL). Thrun did not disclose funding details, product details, or launch timeline. Notably, in the first quarter of 2026, financing in the physical AI sector reached a record $16.3 billion.