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Hyperscaler cooling specs now decide who wins orders, after Eaton, Schneider and Ecolab spent about $15B on liquid-cooling deals.

Michael Job notes Eaton, Schneider and Ecolab spent about $15 billion buying liquid-cooling makers, led by Eaton's $9.5 billion Boyd Thermal deal, yet none of their brands made Nvidia's first qualified cooling list. He argues hyperscaler-written specs decide who wins orders. If you buy the gear, write the spec version into design docs and ask bidders which version they built to.

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RoboSkills (91 stars): open agent workflows for robotics work in Claude Code and Codex.

RoboSkills is a free, MIT-licensed skill set that lets coding agents like Claude Code or Codex run robotics tasks, such as learning from a human video into a MuJoCo sim and running auto research. The launch post says cheap models solve some tasks for cents. The repo has 91 GitHub stars as of this morning.

For robotics and automation engineers who want to try agent-driven sim work on a small budget.