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After President Trump told the United Nations he would "wipe out" Iran, Tehran warned Washington not to carry out any new strikes. State media Press TV cited the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps saying any such action would yield "nothing but failure." The Iranian Armed Forces General Staff warned Tehran would respond with "harsher, more destructive and unpredictable" strikes and said Washington's repeated "baseless accusations and threats" should not be read as a sign of strength.

Australia's NVIDIA-backed AI startup Firmus Technologies is negotiating about $10 billion of financing with lenders to buy NVIDIA chips for an Indonesian data center. The proposed package is roughly $7.5 billion of debt and $2.5 billion of equity, with a possible five-year tenor. If completed, the deal would be among Asia's largest AI infrastructure financings. Talks coincide with Firmus's planned IPO in late October, which could raise up to $5 billion. Proceeds are earmarked for GPUs for a 360 MW NVIDIA DSX AI campus on Batam Island, being developed with DayOne Data Centers as part of an eight-year partnership with NVIDIA. Firmus declined to comment.