The Brutalist Report - tech
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- Mechanical Turk shutting down September 30 [2d]
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- Zohran and the Short Link [2d]
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- Worst-case glacial lake flood scenarios in a transboundary Himalayan basin 2022 [2d]
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- Progress Linux 7.2 – Asahi Linux [2d]
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- Europe's last regular standard-gauge steam passenger service [2d]
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- Qwen 3.8 27B Uncensored – Testing the Uncensored Qwen Model [2d]
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- Clerky Is Joining Stripe [2d]
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- WebMCP Challenge – OpenAI [2d]
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- Show HN: Every push-up becomes an attack in a camera-counted RPG game [2d]
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- What will be left for us to work on [2d]
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- Show HN: We built the smallest dual-band aircraft tracker [2d]
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- mold: A Parallel Linker [2d]
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- Product Development is being Rewritten [2d]
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- IBM Unveils Next Generation Dual-Architecture Processor [2d]
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- Infrastructure as Raclette [2d]
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- US Designates Palestine Action as Terrorist Group: What the Decision Means [2d]
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- 76% of 623 EU software vendors have no security.txt ahead of the CRA 24h rule [2d]
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- Serve Markdown to AI Agents with Accept Headers [2d]
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- The risks of AI are real but manageable (2023) [2d]
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- GitHub Outage Tracker: Is GitHub Cooked? [2d]
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- Super Curry Combat II Turbo – Legend Edition [2d]
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- Dallas startup enriches Uranium [2d]
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- The Hugging Face incident and the road ahead [2d]
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- A Thread-Register Decoupled GPU Execution Model for Efficient Tensor Computation [2d]
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- Processing in Memory: DRAM Is About to Do Math [2d]
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- Designation of Autistici/Inventati as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist [2d]
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- Study Reveals UnitedHealth's Profit Margins Four Times What It Claimed [pdf] [2d]
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- The Tariff Cost: analysis of the costs to Americans from new tariffs on Canada [2d]
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- Tailcat: Secure Tunnels in Seconds (Tailscale) [2d]
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- An ongoing 3D-printer AGPL violation [2d]
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- Show HN: I made a retirement simulator: 125 years of data, 25 countries [2d]
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- CDs vs. NIMBY [2d]
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- YouTube Format IDs [2d]
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- Graze Joins Flipboard [2d]
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- U.S. State Department Pauses Immigrant Visa Applications [2d]
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- CoMaps: The Offline App That Guided Rescuers Without a Signal in Venezuela [2d]
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- The Harness Is the Thing [2d]
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- Show HN: Build your own theme park [2d]
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- FDA Approves First in Class Targeted Therapy for Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer [2d]
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- Launch HN: Risklytics (YC S26) – Insurance brokerage for frontier tech companies [2d]
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- Tim Curry, Star of Rocky Horror Picture Show and Stephen King's It, Dies Aged 80 [2d]
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- Tim Curry Has Died [2d]
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- US sanctions Italian hosting provider for encrypted email to Antifa and PKK [2d]
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- The turbulent AI era is here [2d]
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- It's so hard to finish an idea that is not yours (and suggested by AI) [2d]
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- Show HN: A lightweight, stateless database for agent memory [2d]
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- Disruption with Some GitHub Services [2d]
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- Show HN: TexLite – A lightweight self-hosted LaTeX workspace [2d]
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- Nebula Sans [2d]
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- WebMCP: Teaching Your Website to Talk to AI Agents [2d]
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- AurionMail: E2EE suite (CryptPad/Stalwart) with single-password UX [2d]
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- GLM-5.3-Flash Intelligence, Performance and Price Analysis [2d]
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- VMs won't contain cyber-capable agents [2d]
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- Who Makes Your Supplements? [2d]
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- You could have invented PageRank [2d]
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- Take a Tour of SLAC [2d]
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- Taylor Farms: How One Company's Reach Became a National Risk [2d]
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- Show HN: How much of Hacker News is AI? [2d]
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- Twitter Viewer – View Twitter Without Account [2d]
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- SSH Sshfighter.com [2d]
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- GLM-5.3-Flash [2d]
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- A Citation to Asimov [2d]
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- How HN: Qisutu – an open-source, self-hosted ticketing and service desk [2d]
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- Access to Urban Woodlands Linked with Lower Use of Antidepressants [2d]
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- AI Is a Harsh Mistress [2d]
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- A Man Who Saw Humanity from Two Billion Years Away [2d]
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- France reaches 94.9% fiber coverage in 2026 [2d]
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- Meta reaches $16.68B settlement over social media harms to children [2d]
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- 11,000-year-old sculpture of man riding a leopard found in Turkey [2d]
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- Wiped out: US faces surging toilet paper prices amid trade war with Canada [2d]
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- AWS Acquires DuckDB [2d]
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- Qwen3.8-Flash-Next: A New Architecture, Towards Ultimate Cost-Efficiency [2d]
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- Memory Ordering in CPUs [2d]
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- A curmudgeon tries a language server [2d]
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- Bill Gates: The turbulent AI era is here [2d]
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- X sends in the lawyers to shut down open source project [2d]
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- LibreOffice 26.8 Released with Many Nice Improvements [2d]
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- Omarchy is full of security holes [2d]
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- Fake US thinktank set up and funded by Israel sought to game AI for propaganda [2d]
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- Proliferate (YC S25) Is Hiring [2d]
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- The turbulent AI era is here [2d]
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- Just say something people want [2d]
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- Radiation link in flight attendant's breast cancer, French court finds [2d]
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- The journalist facing an $800 daily fine to keep her sources secret [2d]
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- U.S. gov't moves to suppress pushback on data centers [2d]
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- Debian polls its developers on AI: permit or ban? [2d]
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- The Feeling of Power (Asimov, 1958) [2d]
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- It's Not the End of Programming [2d]
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- Beyond Recall and the Illusion of Competence [2d]
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- Z.ai confirms Ox Alpha is a new GLM-series model and will release its weights [2d]
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- Nobody Wants Artisanal Code Anymore [2d]
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- Social media use on the rise among Australian under-16s after ban: data [2d]
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- XCancel and Nitter are receiving C&D letters from XCorp [2d]
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- Show HN: Banking Access Index – 19 US banking providers, 8 countries, CC-BY [2d]
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- Value Classes Still Need Compiler Sympathy [2d]
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- Oldinsurancemaps.net is now a Charter Project [2d]
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- My Anti-AI Manifesto [2d]
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- RAG Is Simpler Than You Think [2d]
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- The End of Programming [2d]
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- US removes Syria from terrorism sponsor list, lifting major investment obstacle [2d]
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- OpenAI explains how its naughty AI agents attacked Hugging Face [2d]
- Meta's new MTIA 400 chip has a split personality: Training AI and serving ads [2d]
- Kubernetes cleans house, bins legacy kube-dns, IPVS, and cgroup v1 [2d]
- Flock shock rocks cop cam vendor as protests mount [2d]
- More than 100 water systems were hit in July cyberattacks [2d]
- GitHub Actions was down yet again [2d]
- MNT follows up its open hardware portables with a desktop case [2d]
- Meta's proposed $18B settlement in teen harm case throws YouTube and TikTok under the bus, too [2d]
- Memory crunch: Cloud operators may be pushed to splurge 68% of capex on DRAM and NAND [2d]
- Boston Scientific discloses 'global disruption' in ongoing cyberattack [2d]
- Carhartt data breach affects 12.9M, half of what ShinyHunters claimed [2d]
- CIOs are on notice – vSphere 8 times out in October 2027 [2d]
- Microsoft sketches out a Whiteboard extension [2d]
- AWS buys DuckLabs, the people behind the popular in-process OLAP database [2d]
- Gates warns society faces an AI-pocalypse unless we get more socialist [2d]
- Nitter no more? X sends in the lawyers to shut down open source project [2d]
- SpaceX plans to plant $100B Starbase on Louisiana coast [2d]
- Nigel Farage wants to scrap ‘suffocating’ UK GDPR [2d]
- UK supermarket scales go 404 on shoppers [2d]
- Debian polls its developers on whether to burn the bots, tame the bots, or let 'em loose [2d]
- Sopra Steria's £370M Capita spat heads for 2028 courtroom showdown [2d]
- India’s crewed space program will fly this year, after missing 2022 and 2025 targets [3d]
- Self-hosted email is in steep decline, Microsoft and Google are taking over [3d]
- Salesforce and Anthropic unveil Claudeforce, which brings Salesforce data and workflows into Claude, starting with a plugin featuring 37 prebuilt sales skills (Michael Nuñez/VentureBeat) [2d]
- Nvidia forecasts Q3 revenue of $108B, above a $104B estimate, and expects FY 2028 revenue to grow by about 70%; NVDA jumps 4%+ after hours (Deborah Mary Sophia/Reuters) [2d]
- Brazil's government sues Discord for $97M, accusing it of failing to comply with laws protecting children and teens; Discord calls the lawsuit disproportionate (Reuters) [2d]
- Internal email: Google is moving DeepMind's ~90-person "AI responsibility" team, focused on the risks and societal impact of AI, to Google's global affairs unit (Erin Woo/Wall Street Journal) [2d]
- AWS plans to add 2M Nvidia Blackwell Ultra, Rubin, and Rubin Ultra GPUs to its data center fleet in 2027 and 2028, in addition to 1M GPUs announced in March (Bloomberg) [2d]
- CrowdStrike reports Q2 revenue up 26% YoY to $1.47B, vs. $1.44B est., and forecasts FY 2027 revenue above estimates; CRWD jumps 9%+ after hours (Jake Bleiberg/Bloomberg) [2d]
- Salesforce reports Q2 revenue up 11% YoY to $11.35B, vs. $11.32B est., net income up 87% to $3.5B, forecasts Q3 revenue above est.; CRM jumps 13%+ after hours (Jordan Novet/CNBC) [2d]
- HP reports Q3 revenue up 12.5% YoY to $15.7B, PC revenue up 18% to $11.8B, but units down 16%, and Printing revenue down 2% to $3.9B; HPQ drops 9%+ after hours (Dina Bass/Bloomberg) [2d]
- AI assistant Instinct is raising a $250M Series B co-led by Index Ventures and Benchmark at a $2.5B valuation, bringing its total raised to $350M (Kate Clark/Wall Street Journal) [2d]
- Nvidia reports Q2 revenue up 106% YoY to $96.2B, Data Center revenue up 117% to $89B, Edge Computing revenue up 27% to $7.2B, and net income up 126% to $59.7B (Nvidia Newsroom) [2d]
- Product management startup Linear topped $100M in annual recurring revenue and held a $99M employee tender offer at a $2.5B valuation, up from $1.25B in 2025 (Ben Bergman/Business Insider) [2d]
- OpenAI publishes a technical report on the Hugging Face incident, detailing the agents' activity, safeguard failures, and measures to prevent recurrence (OpenAI) [2d]
- Medical device manufacturer Boston Scientific says a cyberattack disrupted some of its IT systems and global operations, including order processing and shipping (Bill Toulas/BleepingComputer) [2d]
- Google debuts Gemini 3.5 Transcribe, a speech-to-text model that powers Gboard Rambler and is coming to Chrome, in public preview for developers and enterprises (Abner Li/9to5Google) [2d]
- Meta agrees to pay up to $18B to settle US states' claims that it designed Facebook and Instagram to addict children, misled consumers, and more (Reuters) [2d]
- Sources: Anthropic has agreed to pay Nscale $45B over six years to rent about 460MW of power at a West Virginia data center using Nvidia's Vera Rubin chips (Brody Ford/Bloomberg) [2d]
- The Trump administration has struck data-sharing deals with OpenAI, Google, Meta, Amazon, and other tech companies to track how AI is affecting jobs and hiring (Courtenay Brown/Axios) [2d]
- Apple announces a "Surprise and shine" event on September 9 at 10am PT at Apple Park, where its first foldable iPhone, iPhone 18 Pro, and more are expected (Zac Hall/9to5Mac) [2d]
- Deep Cogito, which develops open-weight models and helps companies build their own specialized AI models, raised a $43M Series A led by TQ Ventures (Steven Rosenbush/Wall Street Journal) [2d]
- Amazon agrees to acquire DuckLabs, the Amsterdam company behind open-source database DuckDB, for an undisclosed sum; DuckDB will remain open source (Todd Bishop/GeekWire) [2d]
- Banks are warming up to launching their own stablecoins as nonbank companies enter the market; sources: JPMorgan Chase evaluated launching its own stablecoin (Wall Street Journal) [2d]
- Interviews with OpenAI leaders, employees, and others on the company's reboot; Sam Altman says OpenAI would have a system he would call AGI by the end of 2026 (Alex Heath/Time) [2d]
- Bengaluru-based Runable, whose AI agents let small businesses find customers, run ad campaigns, and more, raised a $21M Series A at a $65M post-money valuation (Jagmeet Singh/TechCrunch) [2d]
- Xbox announces a disc-to-digital feature that will allow users to digitize their existing physical games, rolling out for Xbox Insider testers on August 31 (Tom Warren/The Verge) [2d]
- The US DOJ says it disrupted a Chinese hacking operation responsible for break-ins at the DOJ, NASA, the Fed, Senate, and others, seizing two platforms' domains (Reuters) [2d]
- In Q2, Apple's base iPhone 17 was the global best-selling smartphone, with a 6% share, followed by the iPhone 17 Pro Max; Apple and Samsung had all 10 top spots (Counterpoint Research) [2d]
- Z.ai releases GLM-5.3-Flash, the first natively multimodal GLM-5 series model, with 320B parameters, saying it outperforms GLM-5.2 at "one-tenth the price" (Z.ai) [2d]
- Sources: Sword Health plans to acquire mental health company Headspace for between $200M and $300M in cash, far below its ~$3B valuation in 2021 (Brock E.W. Turner/Axios) [2d]
- Amazon's Ring unveils a new proprietary encryption architecture called TAKE, set to begin rolling out in September as the default encryption for all cameras (Jennifer Pattison Tuohy/The Verge) [2d]
- Vanguard agrees to acquire RIA software startup Altruist, a source says for $4.6B in cash; Altruist raised $600M and had a $1.9B valuation in early 2025 (Dan Primack/Axios) [2d]
- Meta's AG settlement will be distributed to the 48 signing states and four jurisdictions in annual installments over a 10-year period based on their populations (Meghan Bobrowsky/Wall Street Journal) [2d]
- Meta says its AG deal requires it to create an age assurance standard that is subject to independent testing, with a false positive rate no higher than 10% (Lauren Feiner/The Verge) [2d]
- Meta says it reached a deal with 51 US AGs, including "strict daily time limits teens can't turn off", and calls on TikTok and YouTube to adopt the standards (Meta Newsroom) [2d]
- Filing: Meta reaches a settlement to resolve 29 US states' claims under COPPA that it designed Instagram and Facebook to addict children and misled consumers (Reuters) [2d]
- Volodymyr Zelenskyy awards Elon Musk with Ukraine's Order of Freedom; sources say Zelenskyy asked Musk to authorize Starlink use up to 200km inside Russia (Fabrice Deprez/Financial Times) [2d]
- Alibaba releases Qwen3.8-Flash, an open-weight, 125B-parameter model built on its next-gen Qwen 4 architecture, saying it rivals Opus 4.6 and V4-Flash (Luz Ding/Bloomberg) [2d]
- Microsoft faces investor criticism over opaque financial reporting across capex, its OpenAI deal, and Azure, which is buried in the Intelligent Cloud segment (Jonathan Weil/Wall Street Journal) [2d]
- Rockstar says GTA 6 gameplay leaking "in this way has been heartbreaking", calling it "unfortunate" that the "game experience may now be impacted" by spoilers (John Walker/Kotaku) [2d]
- Public polling suggests the US' severe anti-data center backlash is primarily driven by local environmental and economic concerns, not anti-Big Tech sentiment (Andy Masley) [2d]
- Q&A with SemiAnalysis founder Dylan Patel on Anthropic and OpenAI controlling global compute, $11T of AI capex between 2024 and 2029, China's compute, and more (Dwarkesh Patel/Dwarkesh Podcast) [2d]
- Investigation: Meta explored slashing many teams by ~60% to become "AI native", but pulled back after staff revolted and data showed AI agents were ineffective (Katie Paul/Reuters) [2d]
- Shanghai-based MiniMax reports H1 2026 revenue up 283% YoY to ~$116.6M, above 2025's 159% YoY growth, as its M3 model lags behind rivals like Z.ai's GLM-5.2 (Bloomberg) [2d]
- Sources and documents: Huawei proposes exporting its high-end Ascend 950-series chips to build Egyptian government AI data centers, testing US tech diplomacy (Mackenzie Hawkins/Bloomberg) [2d]
- A profile of Leopold Aschenbrenner, who worked for SBF and OpenAI before launching Situational Awareness; Aschenbrenner married Dario Amodei's chief of staff (Wall Street Journal) [2d]
- Sources: Moonshot AI is in early talks over revenue-sharing agreements with Microsoft, Amazon, and Google to host Kimi K3, and is seeking up to a 30% share (Reuters) [2d]
- Bill Gates says his Jeffrey Epstein association was a "huge mistake" driven by a desire to raise funds, and hopes the ties will not undermine his AI arguments (Ina Fried/Axios) [2d]
- Z.ai confirms Ox Alpha is a new iteration of its GLM series and says it will release the weights for it tonight; Ox Alpha topped OpenRouter's leaderboard (Luz Ding/Bloomberg) [2d]
- Bill Gates says tech executives are privately "very worried" about AI disruption but publicly downplay the risks to protect fundraising and planned IPOs (Karen Weise/New York Times) [2d]
- Bill Gates says "the AI era will be one of the most turbulent times in human history" and "we are not preparing adequately", calling for a regulatory framework (Bill Gates/GatesNotes) [2d]
- Revolut rolls out its euro-pegged stablecoin EURR, initially to eligible customers in Denmark, Poland, and Portugal; Stripe-owned Bridge issues the stablecoin (Charlie Wells/Bloomberg) [2d]
- Navitas Semiconductor agrees to buy Claros, which develops data center power management hardware and software, for ~$232.8M; Claros raised a $30M seed in March (Nate Doughty/Washington ...) [2d]
- Sources: DeepSeek generated $70.7M in revenue and posted a $106M net loss in the first seven months of 2026, ~10x its full-year 2025 revenue on a $139M net loss (The Information) [2d]
- The US AI data center buildout is posing complex challenges to major lenders as they stretch themselves to finance, insure, and underwrite a novel asset class (Financial Times) [3d]
- Survey: 28% of Americans use AI chatbots to get health information quickly, 25% to figure out symptom causes, and 22% to get health information at no cost (Pew Research Center) [3d]
- A look at China's push to automate manufacturing, which employs 120 million people, amid a shrinking population and aging workforce, raising job loss concerns (Laura Bicker/BBC) [3d]
- Source: Transport for London's delay in producing robotaxi guidance has frustrated some prospective operators, who play down the chances of starting this year (Financial Times) [3d]
- Intel reveals that Xeon 7, aimed at HPC and debuting in 2027, will support up to 256 cores and 22 chiplets, with 16 built on its bleeding-edge 18A-P process (Tobias Mann/The Register) [3d]
- HP signs a multi-year global agreement with Huawei to license certain standard essential Wi-Fi patents, a sign of adoption of Huawei's technology outside China (Evelyn Cheng/CNBC) [3d]
- Indian AI infrastructure company AM Intelligence orders 9,000 Nvidia Vera Rubin systems and plans to offer 1GW of computing capacity as part of an $8B project (Saritha Rai/Bloomberg) [3d]
- Sources: YMTC, which seeks to raise $5B in an IPO, told investors in IPO prep meetings that it aims to become the largest NAND flash supplier by the end of 2027 (Financial Times) [3d]
- Digs, which is building AI software for residential construction, raised a $25.3M Series A led by building materials giant Builders FirstSource (Kurt Schlosser/GeekWire) [3d]
- Pennsylvania's AG sues Snap, alleging Snapchat fails to protect teens from compulsively using the app, two weeks after filing a similar lawsuit against TikTok (Miranda Nazzaro/The Hill) [3d]
- Sources: Meta and state AGs have discussed a possible mid-trial settlement of the social media addiction lawsuit, which is currently in its second week of trial (Bloomberg) [3d]
- AWS says it plans to shut down Mechanical Turk on September 30, 2026, following an assessment; the service, launched in 2005, outsourced tasks to humans (Annie Palmer/CNBC) [3d]
- South Korean AI services platform Wrtn raised a ~$72.2M Series C at a $722M+ valuation, bringing its total funding to ~$166M (Joyce Lee/Reuters) [3d]
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- China sets new airborne wind turbine record at 4,000m — this 747-sized helium blimp generates megawatt power from high-altitude winds [2d]
- Could helicopter drones be the next big military breakthrough? This US firm says its new unit can fly up to five times longer than traditional battery-powered quadcopters [2d]
- Quote of the day by PsiQuantum CEO Jeremy O’Brien: 'If you think the goal is to get to the top of the Empire State Building, you build longer ladders' — a challenge to incremental hardware progress in quantum computing [2d]
- iPod nostalgia is at an all-time high, so meet two new cheap, adorable tiny hi-res music players that invoke the best of the music-player era (bring your own white wired earbuds) [2d]
- Ukraine flags that Russia could have a secret fleet of autonomous military vessels stalking the seas [2d]
- Meta settles its alleged social media harm case for $18B and agrees to massive changes that may be almost impossible to enforce [2d]
- Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says people think governments are using AI ‘to screw them over’, and that’s why the tech is having a ‘a crisis of trust’ — and he’s exactly right [2d]
- OpenAI says it took down a malicious Russian plan to spread misinformation on ChatGPT [2d]
- Samsung leak reveals Galaxy Aero smartwatch-lite — and it could right the wrongs of Samsung’s disappointing Apple Watch SE rival [2d]
- Security expert hijacks Apple's Find My network to share data with a Linux device [2d]
- ShinyHunters hackers claim to have hit data center provider used by Microsoft and Meta [2d]
- FDA approves world’s first dual-sensor CGM in diabetes 'breakthrough' — new Libre Duo sensor tracks ketones and blood sugar in real-time [2d]
- Google just fixed one of the most annoying things about talking to AI — Gemini Live can finally handle interruptions [2d]
- Nvidia's GeForce Now is officially coming to the Steam Machine — here's why that's great news for gaming in your living room [2d]
- Meta thought AI could do the job instead of humans — what happened next should surprise absolutely nobody [2d]
- Surfshark adds category-based web filtering to its post-quantum Dausos protocol [2d]
- ‘Surprise and Shine’ — Apple reveals when to tune into its September event and teases what’s coming — here’s what to expect and how we might finally meet a folding iPhone [2d]
- China’s data centres will reportedly use more power than South Korea by 2030 [2d]
- The new Apple Mac mini is already $100/£100 off for students and teachers — unfortunately, not for journalists like myself [2d]
- Amazon has a Garmin watch end-of-summer sale — save up to $250 on top-rated watches for running, swimming, and hiking [2d]
- Resonance: A Plague Tale's action-adventure focus feels a bit safe compared to the franchise's previous entries, but it still offers an infectious combination of combat, puzzle-solving, and exploration that's hard to put down [2d]
- 41 home appliance bargains from the Argos Big Red sale — up to 50% off Dyson, KitchenAid, Ninja and more [2d]
- Anthropic staff told to work from home due to risk of possible security strikes [2d]
- After playing The Duskbloods network test, I was stunned by — and couldn’t get enough of — its breakneck pacing [2d]
- The new Secretlab Titan Evo Marvel gaming chair collab is the most gorgeous alternate design yet, and a must-have for any Spider-Man fan [2d]
- How to watch Adults season 2 - stream Gen Z sitcom [2d]
- Wanted: Token spend control and governance without slowing down agentic AI innovation [2d]
- Say 'hello' to this retro Macintosh dock deal — give your Apple Mac mini a classic makeover with a 5-inch screen, NVMe storage, and loads more ports [2d]
- Are employees to blame for rise in insider access threats? This new study claims so [2d]
- I've seen the IKEA x Xbox collection at Gamescom, and among some goofier products, there's one handy item I want right now [2d]
- Govern AI agents before they go rogue [2d]
- I wasn't convinced by Elden Ring Tarnished Edition until I played it on Nintendo Switch 2 — now I think it's one of the system's most impressive ports yet [2d]
- Only Murders in the Building season 6 long-awaited release date confirmed — but I already think one drastic change is going to wear thin very quickly [2d]
- ‘The most stunning launch footage I've ever seen’: Watch the DJI Osmo Action 6’s incredible 4K footage of a Chinese rocket’s return trip to earth through 500C heat [2d]
- Raspberry Pi shares how to build your own 'cyberdeck' computer inside a waterproof briefcase — and it'll only cost you $250 [2d]
- Microsoft just gave PowerToys a nifty new feature — and I think it's high time some of these goodies came to Windows 11 [2d]
- How to watch Dolly Parton: Here I Am — it's *FREE* on BBC [2d]
- Why inclusive design makes smarter technology for all [2d]
- Bit Reactor's Star Wars Zero Company is an immensely rewarding experience that combines satisfying turn-based tactics gameplay reminiscent of XCOM and rich storytelling against the backdrop of the Clone Wars [2d]
- Amnezia VPN improves anti-censorship protocol as Russia escalates anti-VPN regime [2d]
- I tested GoPro's intriguing Mission 1 interchangeable lens camera with Micro Four Thirds glass — and the experience is the opposite of what you expect from GoPro [2d]
- New 'AnonyMous' phishing campaign targets iPhone users with fake AI Apple support calls [2d]
- Argos' Big Red Tech Sale is chock-full of great smartwatch deals, from Apple to Garmin and more — and device prices start at just £40 [2d]
- The Mac mini’s price has jumped 50% in 5 months — come on Apple, put an A18 Pro chip in an Apple TV-sized box and give us a $599 'Mac Neo' PC to bring the cost back down [2d]
- HP Smart Tank 6001 comes with two years of free ink for home office printing, but I love the back-to-school discount even more [2d]
- A Whoop band for tracking vulnerable relatives? Fitbit founders launch new screenless wearable with GPS, heart monitoring, sleep tracking and more — and even aspeaker so you can check in [2d]
- Logitech's 4.5-star webcam and business headset get a price cut for Amazon for Business Brand Week [2d]
- 'I'll just use Google Maps': Apple Maps users rebel against new ads that you can't turn off, even with an iCloud subscription [2d]
- Furious star Quincy Tyler Bernstine on the importance of representation in Hulu's new crime series: 'I was so interested in the idea of a female serial killer' [2d]
- I wore the Garmin Fenix 9 Pro on a 12km hike and run in the French Alps, testing as many new features as possible — here are 3 things I loved (and 1 that still needs work) [2d]
- Proton VPN’s anti-censorship Stealth protocol finally lands on the stable Linux release [2d]
- Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen is what I hoped it'd be coming from the original — but after an hour, I still need to see more [2d]
- The retro rangefinder camera Olympus fans have long been calling for could finally land — teaser video announces a September 9 launch [2d]
- What is the release date for Lioness season 3 episode 5 on Paramount+? [2d]
- Why retailers must replace rigid planning with micro-season agility [2d]
- AI coding is putting software risk on steroids [2d]
- HP and Huawei sign license-sharing agreement on Wi-Fi tech - but won't reveal what they're working on [2d]
- Nonprofits should focus on incremental gains for AI success [2d]
- AI is scaling faster than organizations can control [2d]
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