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Micron Technology broke ground on a $9.3 billion expansion of its Hiroshima, Japan factory to produce advanced memory chips for AI processors, with shipments expected around summer 2028. The Japanese government has alloc…
Varela, a self-mutating agent harness inspired by Neuromancer, rewrites its own source code while running and hot-reloads, logging every run to turn repeated wins into new tools and failures into lessons. Built with zero…
Christopher Karani released Orca, an open-source safety layer that intercepts and enforces policies on autonomous AI agents before they execute destructive commands like file deletion or secret leaks. The tool sits betwe…
Anthropic announced that its Claude Fable 5 model will be temporarily removed from Pro and Max subscriptions on July 7, 2026, citing capacity constraints. The model will remain accessible via metered usage credits at API…
Micron Technology broke ground on a ¥1.5 trillion ($9.6 billion) expansion of its Hiroshima, Japan factory to produce high-bandwidth memory chips for AI applications, with construction starting in May 2026 and shipments …
Memgraph 3.11 introduces cross-database querying, virtual graph views, per-database monitoring, and intra-cluster TLS to simplify multi-tenancy for graph workloads. The release helps teams manage isolated data across dat…
SK Hynix plans to list American depositary receipts on the Nasdaq under ticker SKHY around July 10, aiming to raise up to $29.65 billion in the largest ADR offering in over two decades. The listing comes as the company's…
The United Nations and the International Telecommunication Union launched the AI for Good Global Commission on July 1, co-chaired by Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and Rwandan President Paul Kagame, to bridge frontier AI de…
A developer argues that traditional REST and GraphQL APIs are failing AI agents due to high token costs, lack of runtime discovery, and statelessness. The Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard backed by Anthropi…
FEOM, a new open-core front-end OS automation engine for Windows AI agents, achieves 8ms GUI operations without a GPU or cloud API, eliminating vision token costs. The tool claims 73% faster execution than traditional VL…
Ken Chan built KENSAT, a 2U CubeSat running a quantized TinyLlama large language model on an NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano, scheduled to launch this fall. The satellite performs AI inference in orbit, transmitting only process…
Open VSX, a vendor-neutral extension registry run by the Eclipse Foundation, reached version 1.0 on June 24, 2026, serving as the primary extension source for AI IDEs like Cursor, AWS Kiro, Windsurf, and Google Antigravi…
AMD's Instinct MI355X achieves roughly 80% of NVIDIA B200 throughput on GLM-5.2 inference at over 2x lower cost, delivering more than 2x better tokens-per-dollar after hand-tuning the ROCm software stack. Independent tes…
The InstaTunnel engineering team developed an eBPF-based socket steering solution to preserve QUIC connection migration across load-balanced worker processes. By teaching the kernel to route packets based on QUIC Connect…
NeuroLink built the first MCP server manager to run external tools as subprocesses over stdio, but a deployment at Juspay of a Python-based document analyzer in a Docker container failed because stdio cannot spawn proces…
A developer proposes the Aiywin Framework, an operational layer for AI that maps multi-agent setups as an external controller/runtime pattern with state, anomaly checks, context expansion, and verifier steps. The framewo…
Raja Koduri's startup OXMIQ raised $35 million in Series A funding on July 1 to license its OxCore GPU architecture, aiming to let developers run CUDA code on non-NVIDIA hardware without changes. The round was co-led by …
The world's largest companies are competing to shape the default worldview for the next decade of work, with Figma, Notion, and Cursor leading efforts to embed their ontologies into AI agents that mediate human reasoning…
A teenage hacking group called TeamPCP poisoned two releases of LiteLLM, an open-source AI gateway tool downloaded 95 million times, stealing over 500,000 credentials and 300 GB of data from more than 1,000 SaaS environm…
A developer building an agent firewall created Agent Evidence Levels (AEL), an open standard that grades how much of an AI agent's recorded actions an outside party can verify without trusting the vendor or operator. The…