Junior Opens in Nashville
907, Dickerson Pike, Cumberland Heights, Nashville, Davidson County, Middle Tennessee, Tennessee, 37207, United StatesJunior
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Lux AI Supercomputer Arrives at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Third Street, Oak Ridge, Roane County, Tennessee, United States
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確定確度 85%The Lux page shows the photo 'The Lux supercomputing system arrives at ORNL[1][3][4][6]' without a date; that photo's own OLCF page dates it: 'Lux supercomputing system on Wednesday, June 17, 2026 in the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility. The delivery marks the beginning of the system's installation and deployment.' No time given, so all day.
DOE's Lux AI cluster, built by HPE with more than 4,000 AMD MI355X GPUs, was delivered to ORNL's leadership computing facility, starting installation of the first dedicated AI system for the Genesis Mission.
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Cauponor Opens in Nashville
1316, Adams Street, Nashville, Davidson County, Middle Tennessee, Tennessee, 37208, United StatesCauponor
推定確度 75%The New York Times' Restaurant List 2026 (15 September 2026) gives the opening only as July 2026, with no day. The pin sits on the last day of that month by this vertical's month-only convention, so the real opening day may be earlier in the month.[1]
Jake Howell, Yuriko Say and Craig Schoen, the team behind Peninsula, open a seven-table multicourse speakeasy by the Cumberland River.
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TikTok Closes Its Nashville Office, Cutting 250 Jobs
予定確度 80%The Tennessee Department of Labor's WARN memo dated August 5, 2026 says TikTok USDS JV notified the agency "of a permanent closure effective October 5, 2026. The total number of affected workers is 250."[1]
TikTok's US joint venture is permanently closing its Music Row office in Nashville on 5 October 2026, eliminating all 250 jobs there, including members of its content-moderation team.
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New Nissan Stadium Set to Open for the Titans
New Nissan Stadium, East Nashville, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, United StatesTennessee Titans
予定確度 79%Given as scheduled, per the source[1]: "The project remains on schedule, and the stadium's completion date is set for February 2027."
A new $2.1 billion enclosed Nissan Stadium is scheduled to hand over to the Tennessee Titans in February 2027, funded largely by public money in a bid to eventually host a Super Bowl.
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