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A US export-control order targets advanced models. Anthropic says it will suspend foreign access and disable models for everyone.
Enterprises lose top-tier Claude access overnight, with fallback models auto-routing and an uncertain path to restoration.
Microsoft lowers the Windows Search minimum from three characters to two, and quietly re-ranks results to make short labels usable.
A pint-sized adventure that rips the best parts of Zelda, then squeezes them into an hour-plus run.
Dyson fills out its 2026 promised vacuum roster with three new models and two key design directions for shoppers and channel partners.
A Science study maps arbuscular mycorrhizal networks globally, quantifying their length, mass, and carbon storage impact.
Studios are seeing inconsistent results, and major AI partnerships are evaporating, forcing a rethink of how AI fits filmmaking.
Inside a concealed facility, the Bureau created a full training environment to pressure-test defenses like the real world does.
Amazon’s Resilient Network Graphs replace hierarchical routing with a flat design, improving speed, reliability, and energy use across datacenters.
The $1.2 trillion infrastructure push needs real-time visibility and digital twins, or the next failure will stay off the radar.
Health minister Preet Kaur Gill says national opt-outs do not apply to NHS FDP, but local procurement can.
A Visa and OpenAI partnership brings AI-led purchasing closer to reality, but transaction integrity and oversight are the real test.
