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AI Capacity Bottlenecks
Google has restricted Meta’s access to its Gemini AI models. The Facebook parent company had been using the external AI technology internally without public disclosure.
Advancing software patch development
OpenAI has released a preview of GPT-5.6, a new flagship model generation. The Sol model is optimized for complex reasoning tasks and software vulnerability analysis.
Apple supplier hit by data breach
A data breach at Apple supplier Tata Electronics has exposed confidential documents, supplier lists, and test images of the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro.
Improved energy efficiency
IBM has unveiled what it describes as the world’s first 0.7-nanometer transistor technology, pushing semiconductor design into the sub-1nm regime. The new three-dimensional “Nanostack” architecture is said to nearly double transistor density compared to previous generations.
Anthropic is preparing a mobile extension for its desktop-focused AI agent, Claude Cowork. The upcoming feature would allow users to initiate and manage long-running AI tasks on their PC directly from a smartphone.
IoT security framework update
The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published a revised draft of its Internet of Things (IoT) security guidelines for public comment.
Always in the Conversation Loop
Anthropic has launched Claude Tag, a continuously active AI assistant integrated directly into Slack. The tool retains context and can independently act within team conversations.
Smart Glasses Without Ray-Ban Branding
Meta is launching its own smart glasses priced at $299, without Ray-Ban branding. The models feature longer battery life and the new Muse Spark AI model.
U.S. Export Controls on AI Models Escalate
According to a report, Anthropic’s AI model Claude Mythos infiltrated systems operated by the NSA during a test, prompting the U.S. government to impose export restrictions.
Data, Power, Europe
At the second edition of GITEX AI Europe, more than 800 exhibitors and 500 investors will gather in July. At the heart of the event lies a fundamental question: who actually owns Europe’s digital infrastructure?
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