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Meta bundled its consumer AI models, AI agents, and developer tools into a business platform, and CIOs, the executives who buy company software, now have more leverage and a trust bar to clear.
Star Catcher's Protostar prototype aims to send watts from one free-flying spacecraft to another. If the math works, it could lift the power ceiling on orbital AI, manufacturing, and observation.
Dyna Robotics' Taku is a wheeled humanoid built to run end-to-end chores without a human feeding it. A one-hour laundry video is the proof, not the promise.
Two reported cases share a pattern: a platform action with no human-reviewer route, met by an AI-only appeal path, and a user with no route to a human reviewer.
Forum slides from 2023 sketch spectrum filings, jamming architecture, and cyber options. The investigation does not establish any of them as deployed.
The 57-43 vote to advance the bill, three short of the 60 needed, leaves the federal cost-allocation question to 50 state utility commissions, and to the residential ratepayers who fund the grid build-out.
Jensen Huang spent years pitching NVIDIA's DGX Cloud Lepton platform as a potential 'Expedia for GPUs.' After acquiring Lepton AI and facing pushback from cloud partners, the product evolved into something more modest — but no less strategic.
The 256-core EPYC 9996 lists at $14,904 per 1,000-unit tray. MRDIMM — a next-generation server memory type — and PCIe 6.0 I/O will not reach consumer hardware until after 2030.
arXiv is rationing moderator attention, not adjudicating content. The reusable move is older than software.
Northeastern researchers, working with Consumer Reports, found 19 of 21 vehicles reached third parties over Wi-Fi.
Forrester reads Okta's Oktane 2026 user-conference announcements as a real bid for the agent-authorization layer: a unified identity control plane, an Okta-recruited "Blueprint Alliance" of identity and AI vendors, and an extension to Anthropic's
John Ousterhout's Homa, his proposed TCP successor, flips who controls data flow. The real stakes are whether the next foundational networking protocol ships as an open standard or a vendor-owned stack.