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AI

Crusoe raises 3 billion dollars after locking in 13 billion dollar Jane Street deal

Crusoe, the data centre company that started out powering AI on flared oil field gas, has reportedly raised 3 billion dollars at a 30 billion dollar ...

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Security

CrowdStrike SafeMind: Two AI models built to attack and defend each other

CrowdStrike SafeMind pairs a 27 billion parameter attacker model with a 128 billion parameter defender, run against a digital twin of your own ...

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Computing

Co-Packaged optics explained: The AI chip bottleneck is the wiring

Co-packaged optics moves silicon photonics into the processor package. At 100 terabits per second per node, copper has run out of physical road.

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Space

Black hole star: JWST found an object 100 billion times too bright

A black hole star spotted by JWST radiates 100 billion times more energy than any star can produce. It may finally explain the little red dots.

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Gadgets

Apple's 9 September event: Three phones, and no iPhone 18

What to expect at Apple's September 9 2026 event: iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max and the foldable iPhone Ultra. The standard iPhone 18 has moved to spring ...

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AI

Abliteration.ai wants to sell you unrestricted AI models, and the debate is complicated

A startup called Abliteration.ai has turned "removing AI safety guardrails" into a commercial service, pitching it at security researchers and ...

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Computing

When will RAM prices drop? The honest answer is 2027

When will RAM prices drop? Analyst forecasts point to Q1 or Q2 2027, and the reason for the delay is structural rather than a normal supply spike.

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AI

Uber beats Waymo to London with the city's first commercial robotaxis

London now has commercial robotaxis, and it was Uber that got there first, not Waymo. The service uses autonomous driving technology from Wayve, a UK ...

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Security

A CVSS 10.0 SonicWall flaw is being exploited right now

A maximum severity SonicWall vulnerability has been added to the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue alongside five other actively ...

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Security

SonicWall CVE-2026-83548 is scored 10.0 and under active exploitation

CVE-2026-83548 is a pre-auth flaw in SonicWall SMA1000 appliances scored 10.0 and already exploited. What it does and what to patch today.

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AI

Self-Host an LLM or rent an API? The decision, without the hype

Whether to self host an LLM or rent an API comes down to volume, latency and data. Here is the decision framework, and where the real savings ...

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Security

Palo Alto Networks paid 500 million dollars for IT automation startup Console

Palo Alto Networks has acquired IT automation startup Console for 500 million dollars, adding AI-powered IT service management to its expanding ...

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AI

OpenAI's Astra uses 'recurrent depth' and safety experts are worried

OpenAI's next model, Astra, is using a new reasoning technique called recurrent depth that lets it loop through its own computations rather than ...

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Space

NASA is redesigning the Artemis IV lunar spacesuit because the timeline is slipping

NASA is redesigning the spacesuit intended for the Artemis IV lunar landing because the agency has concerns about delivering the original design on ...

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Space

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is built to find 100,000 planets

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope launched on 30 August and is built for width, not depth. Here is what it does that Webb cannot, and why that ...

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Space

The LZ dark matter detector saw one event it cannot explain

LUX-ZEPLIN, the most sensitive dark matter detector ever built, has reported a single event that does not fit its background model.

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Gadgets

iPhone Ultra price: Apple is reportedly asking 2,400 dollars

The iPhone Ultra price is reported at 2,400 dollars, which would make Apple's first foldable the priciest iPhone ever sold. What lands on 9 September.

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Security

150 million driver's licence photos May have been stolen from an ID verification service

A major identity verification service appears to have been hacked, with over 150 million driver's licence photos reportedly now for sale on a dark ...

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Computing

Google escapes ad break-up but judge orders structural changes

A judge ruled that Google will not be forced to sell its advertising business, but the company still faces mandatory structural changes to how it ...

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Computing

Enflame IPO was oversubscribed 4,073 times by retail investors

The Enflame IPO closed 4,073 times oversubscribed on retail demand, a Shanghai listing that says more about China's chip bet than about Enflame ...

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Science

A dark matter detector a mile underground saw one flash it cannot explain

The LZ dark matter signal came in at 3.4 sigma local and 2.6 sigma global. One event, 220 live days, and the team is refusing to call it a discovery.

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Security

How to check the CISA KEV Catalog and find out what is being exploited today

The CISA KEV catalogue is a free public list of vulnerabilities criminals are provably using right now. Here is how to check your own software ...

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Computing

The FTC says Amazon overcharged advertisers 20 billion dollars

The FTC Amazon advertising lawsuit alleges 20 billion dollars in overcharges since 2019, and argues shoppers ultimately paid through higher shelf ...

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AI

Claudeforce puts Salesforce inside Claude and Claude inside Salesforce

Claudeforce makes Claude a default reasoning model across Agentforce and Slack, and ships 37 prebuilt Salesforce sales skills inside the Claude app ...

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AI

The EU has officially decided ChatGPT is a search engine

The ChatGPT EU search engine designation puts OpenAI under the DSA rules for very large search engines, with ranking disclosures due by January 2027.

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