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Europe's AI buildout is set for a boost as NVIDIA commits nearly USD $10 billion and promises faster, safer data centre deployment.
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Insurers and brokers can now price hail, tornado and wind losses for mainland solar portfolios after Renew Risk broadened its US model to 48 states.
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