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Plasma 6.7 brings more genuinely useful features than expected, so teams watching Linux desktops can move faster.
Sina Weibo’s tiny VibeThinker-3B posts first-tier reasoning scores, then faces instant skepticism about whether benchmarks are gameable.
For budget-minded buyers, here is what the early Prime Day discount on Amazon's Fire TV Omni QLED actually means.
The Fable shutdown removes a piece of the puzzle, potentially accelerating open-source momentum, even as Chinese models rise.
If more companies keep testing Anthropic despite Washington friction, that feud may become a demand accelerant, not a slowdown.
Databricks is selling more as AI agents accelerate analysis, but the cost of all that “help” is biting margins.
A 45-day accelerator turned app ideas from 22 countries into launch-ready products, and AI is already in the mix.
The $2 to $4x flash expansion claim turns memory tiering into an AI-powered “cold storage” play for enterprise workloads.
In the coming weeks, Apple will move anonymously generated email addresses to a different domain.
The telescope’s first bulge fossil fragment gives scientists a fresh way to study galaxy formation, fast.
A new cockroach study finds bacterial genetic “threads” inside multicellular animals for millions of years.
Z.ai’s 753B open-weights model lands on Hugging Face with MIT-licensed core weights, lower compute bills, and benchmark wins.
