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In what feels like the most on-brand slip of the year, Anthropic, the AI startup behind Claude, accidentally pushed its full Claude Code CLI source into the public npm registry—again. The latest incident, tied to version 2.1.88, left behind a ...
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It’s Tuesday, May 26, 2026, and technology is no longer moving in neat lanes. AI is colliding with healthcare, chip design, cybersecurity, education, religion, and regulation all at once. Today’s biggest stories show an industry racing to build faster systems ... Read more ›
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Quantum computing startups have spent years promising a future that always seemed just out of reach. Now Wall Street is starting to place billion-dollar bets that the future may finally be getting closer. Quantinuum, the quantum computing company backed by ... Read more ›
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Nearly two decades after founding Dropbox from a college frustration over misplaced USB drives, Drew Houston is preparing to step away from the CEO role that turned him into one of Silicon Valley’s most recognizable founders. Houston told employees Tuesday ... Read more ›
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The AI industry spent the past two years obsessing over bigger models. Now the attention is shifting to something else: what happens after companies start using all of them at once. OpenRouter, the AI model exchange that sits between applications ... Read more ›
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Quantum computing has a reputation problem in security circles. Not because the threat is overstated, but because the timeline gets stretched into abstraction. “Years away.” “Decades, maybe.” The implication being: worry about it later. That framing misses the attack that’s ... Read more ›
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For years, Amazon’s biggest advantage was never just e-commerce. It was the machine behind the checkout button. Fast shipping, predictable delivery, easy returns, and warehouses spread across the country changed what consumers expect from every online purchase. Now Atlanta-based logistics ... Read more ›
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It’s Tuesday, May 26, 2026, and welcome to another edition of the Venture Capital & Startup Funding Roundup. The biggest story in today’s funding tape is not that investors are still pouring money into AI. It’s where that capital is ... Read more ›
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The AI infrastructure gold rush is shifting from training giant models to something far less visible but far more expensive: running them at scale. That shift is turning inference startups into some of the hottest companies in Silicon Valley. One of ... Read more ›
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