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Dan Milmo is a journalist at The Guardian
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Aug 2025 — Sep 2026
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Dan Milmo as author
Microsoft, Nvidia, Google, OpenAI, Salesforce, and CoreWeave Making $40 Billion Push to Expand AI Infrastructure in the U.K.
The GuardiannewspositiveSep 19, 2025
Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, Nvidia, and other major tech firms are committing over $40bn to expand AI infrastructure in the UK, including a 'Stargate UK' sovereign AI datacentre project with 8,000 Nvidia GPUs at Cobalt Park.
“Co-author of the article”
AI InfrastructureAI InvestmentAI RegulationAI Chips/Hardware
Government Tells National AI Institute to Change or Lose Funding
The GuardiannewscautiousAug 11, 2025
The UK's Alan Turing Institute faces government funding threats and whistleblower complaints over governance failures and internal culture issues, with the technology secretary demanding a strategic refocus on defence and national security.
“Author of "Government Tells National AI Institute to Change or Lose Funding"”
AI GovernanceAI RegulationAI EthicsAI Safety
Meta's not the only one playing the open-source game
The GuardiannewsmixedAug 6, 2025
OpenAI is releasing freely downloadable open-weight LLM models to compete with Meta's Llama and DeepSeek's offerings, marking a strategic shift toward democratizing AI access while raising safety concerns about malicious fine-tuning.
“Author of "Meta's not the only one playing the open-source game"”
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Oxford let OpenAI train AI models on Bodleian Library texts
The Next WebcautiousSep 28, 2026
“Co-reported story about Oxford allowing OpenAI to train on Bodleian Library texts.”
OpenAI just told us 6 times AI went rogue
The GuardiancautiousSep 18, 2026
“Byline author reporting on OpenAI's disclosure of AI model misalignment incidents and safety concerns.”
Oracle begins large-scale layoffs to fund AI infrastructure push
The GuardiancautiousApr 3, 2026
“Reported on Oracle's large-scale layoffs starting March 31, 2026 to fund AI infrastructure push.”