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Nvidia adds a 64GB DGX Spark, and you need two to match the old one
Nvidia has introduced a 64GB version of its GB10 desktop AI machine from $4,999, with half the memory of the original and half the…
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Meta says its Muse Spark model helped answer five open maths problems
Meta reports that its Muse Spark model helped mathematicians produce six papers, five answering previously open questions, with each paper marking which passages the…
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Nvidia’s Vera Rubin racks go live on CoreWeave, with Cognition first in line
CoreWeave has made Nvidia’s Vera Rubin NVL72 systems available to customers, with Devin maker Cognition reporting up to 4.8 times the token throughput of…
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OpenAI doubles its backing for AI engineers in US local newsrooms
OpenAI is putting $5 million plus up to $5 million in credits into the Lenfest Institute’s fellowship that embeds AI engineers in local newsrooms,…
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Meta launches an enterprise AI business and hires MongoDB’s former CEO to run it
Meta has launched Meta Enterprise Platform to sell its Muse models and agents to businesses, and named former MongoDB chief executive CJ Desai to…
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Claude Code Mods: Anthropic lets developers rewrite how its coding agent behaves
Anthropic’s new Mods let developers write small TypeScript functions that rewrite prompts, block or retry tool calls, decide permissions and change the interface of…
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Anthropic bets $100m that people, not models, are holding back enterprise AI
Anthropic’s new Claude Frontier Academy will spend $100 million training 10,000 Frontier Deployed Engineers by the end of 2027, an argument that the gap…
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Google puts its first AI chips in orbit: what Project Suncatcher is testing, and why
Google’s first Project Suncatcher prototype is in low Earth orbit carrying its own TPUs, turning a plan to run AI compute in space from…
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Brussels asks whether EU copyright law needs strengthening for AI
The European Commission has opened a consultation on the use of copyright-protected content in AI, with responses due by 3 November.
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OpenAI says it disrupted a campaign to extract its models’ hidden reasoning
OpenAI has attributed a core cluster of an adversarial distillation campaign to individuals associated with Moonshot AI, the Chinese lab behind Kimi.