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The flash-based architecture breaks the DRAM bottleneck, but offload visibility is still a compliance question.
Apple’s latest macOS update makes Siri instantly accessible across the desktop, tightening the battle for AI-first computing.
Luis Fernando Velásquez-García says they used a printer with 27 µm pixels to build emitter arrays without cleanrooms.
The new generally available model aims to outperform prior Claude releases, while quietly limiting dual-use scenarios.
The DMA requires data access for rivals, and Apple says it blocks launching AI-powered Siri on EU iPhones and iPads.
A public release two months after a private debut rattled Wall Street, enabled by safeguards that block responses in specific high-risk areas.
A “safe” public model and a partner-only cyber version force buyers and boards to rethink access and risk controls.
A new Claude model is coming out of Anthropic's Mythos cybersecurity hold, with safeguards that limit high-risk outputs.
WhatsApp says it caught NSO spear phishing, including test accounts, in Jordan and Lebanon, after a federal ban.
Apple’s WWDC move removes most manual password change work, but the reliability test is the hard part.
It marks the first reported US sea-rescue using an uncrewed surface drone, with Task Force 59 in the driver’s seat.
Neo4j CEO Emil Eifrem says on-prem, air-gapped deployments are the point, as regulators worry about U.S. access leverage.
