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Anthropic announced in a blog post Friday night that customers could no longer access its advanced models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, following a U.S. government order over national security concerns. The company also disabled access for foreign-national employees. The company said it had received an ...
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Amazon says its Leo satellite network now has enough spacecraft in orbit to begin limited commercial internet service, with 396 satellites providing "continuous service across initial latitudes." Early performance will likely be uneven, however, and well behind Starlink. "It'll be years before Amazon can boast similar performance numbers as it continues to launch a planned 3,232 Leo satellites," reports The Verge. From the report: SpaceX went live with its "Better... Read more ›
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Spot ETFs had their strongest inflow day in two months, driven by funds other than BlackRock’s IBIT. Read more ›
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The Ukrainian defense ministry said it had issued 40 letters to its allies with urgent requests to Patriot missile stocks in an exchange system. Read more ›
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The five-time Grand Slam champ said she knew early on that being a tennis star gave her "a platform" that opened doors beyond the sport. Read more ›
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Bearish traders lost $281 million in liquidations over 24 hours, nearly double the longs, as bitcoin pushed to its strongest level in two weeks. Ether is up almost 10% on the week and solana nearly 19% while a rebound in tech stocks eased the pressure from the AI trade. Read more ›
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Samsung's Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra may swap the aging 12MP selfie camera for a sharper 16MP sensor, plus upgraded telephoto and ultra-wide lenses. Read more ›
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Samsung Group, the South Korean tech giant, plans to unveil an investment package of more than 1,000 trillion won ($648 billion) next week, a record pledge aimed at chips, AI data centers, batteries and display, according to the Maeil Business Newspaper. The investments, amounting to half of ... Read more ›
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Up until two months ago, DeepSeek, the three-year-old Chinese AI lab, was an anomaly in the increasingly costly global AI battle. It had relied entirely on CEO Liang Wenfeng’s personal wealth and never raised outside money. That changed in the middle of this month, when DeepSeek completed a $7.4 billion fundraising that valued the startup at more than $50 billion, the biggest ever first-time fundraising by a Chinese startup. The... Read more ›
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SpaceX’s recent bond sale is weakening in the secondary market, with investors now demanding a significantly bigger yield premium versus U.S. treasuries from when the offering priced on Tuesday, Bloomberg reported on Friday. A large dealer was quoting SpaceX’s 2056 bonds at as much as 0.28% ... Read more ›
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One after the other, four men jumped onto a stage at the front of a darkened, crowded hall one recent evening in central Beijing. Each of them was fired up. The subject: superadvanced batteries. One of these batteries, a man said, was perfect to power ultra-cheap electric vehicles and another for ultraexpensive ones. A third could almost completely charge a car in 11 minutes, while a fourth could do so... Read more ›
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When people ask me what I've learned about leadership from reporting on tech companies for 20 years, I always say the same thing: that the most successful CEOs are more pragmatic than zealous. Tech CEOs are notorious for using visionary language and tying it to their personal beliefs about improving the world. They brandish mission statements about organizing all the world’s information and make us believe that their products are... Read more ›
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OpenAI on Friday launched GPT-5.6, its most advanced AI models, to a small group of partners that have been cleared by the U.S. government to use the technology, according to the release blog post. The move confirms The Information’s Thursday report that OpenAI will release the new models in a ... Read more ›
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Amazon Web Services is raising the price for its AI workload rental service by 20%, the company said on Friday, in what appears to be another example of how the global compute crunch is increasing costs throughout the tech supply chain. AWS’s price increase affects its EC2 Capacity Blocks, which ... Read more ›
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Apple’s Vision Pro and smart glasses chief, Paul Meade, is leaving for OpenAI, Bloomberg reported. Meade, a vice president, will depart Apple by next week and join OpenAI’s hardware unit to work on its forthcoming line of devices, Bloomberg said. Meade has been at Apple since 2010 and in the ... Read more ›
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A political movement against data center construction is gaining speed nationwide. This week, The Information published an investigation cataloging more than 300 cities and counties that have enacted temporary or permanent bans on data center construction and more than 75 weighing them. We estimate the bans now cover more than 80,000 square miles that are home to more than 20 million people. For insights on what we published and beyond,... Read more ›
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The Trump administration is beginning to lift its export restrictions on Anthropic, according to a letter from the Commerce Department viewed by The Information. The decision will allow Anthropic to release its powerful Mythos model to more than 100 U.S. institutions, including companies and ... Read more ›
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