Brompton Funds Limited is optimistic about the Fund's prospects due to growing demand for infrastructure driven by artificial intelligence, government spending, electrification, and reshoring of manufacturing. The Fund invests in a globally diversified portfolio of dividend-paying securities from companies involved in renewable power, green transportation, energy efficiency, and communications, which are key components of the transition towards decarbonization and environmental sustainability.
The company faces numerous risks and uncertainties, including climate change and natural disasters, global economic and capital market fluctuations, and operational difficulties in exploration and metal recycling activities. These risks may impact business operations, financial condition, results of operations, or cash flows, potentially affecting the market price of securities. The company also faces challenges related to acquisitions, joint ventures, and investments, as well as potential inability to comply with government regulations, adopt new legislation, and maintain effective internal controls over financial reporting.
CoreWeave easily topped quarterly revenue estimates with $1.21 billion, driven by rapid adoption of AI tools, but shares plummeted 10% after the bell due to a larger-than-expected net loss. The company operates 33 AI data centers across the US and Europe, utilizing Nvidia's chips in high demand among enterprises for training and running large AI models.
Dario Amodei Urges Secure AI Adoption in Government
8.12.25
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei emphasizes the need for government institutions to utilize secure and capable AI tools, as businesses increasingly integrate generative AI into their workflows while maintaining human oversight, according to recent data from PYMNTS.
Driven Technologies equips businesses with AI-powered digital foundations and pervasive security to navigate a complex threat landscape, enabling smarter and more connected operations.
Google's AI push and summaries have led to a decline in search traffic for major publications, with evidence showing significant dropoffs in visitors coming from links served by Google. The company has denied any damage to its search traffic, but the introduction of a "pick your own sources" solution may be seen as an admission that its results aren't meeting user needs. This approach could also reinforce users' existing viewpoints by allowing them to selectively choose their preferred sources, potentially limiting exposure to diverse perspectives.
Google's Ad Traffic Quality team has partnered with Google Research and Google DeepMind to develop new AI-powered tools for reviewing and enforcing content across its ad platforms, aiming to improve the quality of ads displayed on Google's services such as YouTube and Google Search.
A pilot project in Jaipur, India, led by Agriculture Minister Dr Kirori Lal Meena, has successfully combined drone-based cloud seeding with artificial intelligence (AI) to create artificial rain. The initiative, developed by US-based firm Gen X AI and Bengaluru-based company, used an AI-powered platform called "Hydro Trace" to identify suitable clouds for seeding using real-time data, satellite images, and sensors.
LLYC, Progreso Launch Clara Sustainability Ambassador
8.12.25
LLYC, a global marketing firm, and Progreso, a Central American cement company, collaborated on Clara, an AI-powered sustainability ambassador. Clara won first place in the "AI Use" category at the International Sustainability Awards and the "CSR, ESG or DEI Report" category at the 2025 PR News Impact Communications Awards. This project is significant as it marks the first use of artificial intelligence for sustainability communication in Central America by Progreso. LLYC's collaboration with Progreso demonstrates its commitment to innovative corporate responsibility communications and AI integration in marketing services, according to Irati Isturitz, USA Marketing Solutions Director at LLYC.