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Apple's M8 Ultra AI Server, OpenAI's Six New 'Concerning' Incidents, and More
Apple is reportedly building its first AI server in two decades, powered by two or four M8 Ultra chips, targeting a 2029 release. OpenAI disclosed six new …
TypeSafe's Jev Claims 100x Speedup; Google Ships Voice Models; Pay-Per-Crawl Goes Live
TypeSafe AI emerged from stealth with Jev, a System One model claiming two orders of magnitude speedup on decision tasks with calibrated probabilities and no …
Slackbot Builds Live Surfaces, Emergency Windows Patch Misses AMD, and AI Costs More Than Expected
Slack's AI can now build live, interactive data surfaces from natural language requests, putting collaborative analytics in front of non-technical teams. …
Salesforce Inside Claude, Linear Loops, and Why Momentum Isn't a Moat
Today's briefing covers Anthropic's new Salesforce plugin that puts 38 seller skills inside Claude, Linear's new Loops automation for product management, and a …
Senate Kills Clarity Act, DOJ Charges Robinhood Engineers, EU Drops 24-Hour Wallet Rule
The Senate blocked the Clarity Act in a stunning cloture vote, killing the crypto industry's best shot at a comprehensive market structure framework and leaving …
K8s Memory QoS Hits Beta, Cilium 1.20 Lands, and Cloudflare Draws a Line on AI Crawlers
Kubernetes v1.37 ships with Memory QoS graduating to beta, meaning cluster operators can finally stop hand-tuning cgroup knobs for latency-sensitive workloads. …