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From Hackers to Hives: Qihoo 360 Deploys Multi-Agent Swarms to Challenge American AI Dominance
As U.S. export restrictions block international access to Anthropic's Mythos, Chinese cybersecurity veteran Qihoo 360 has unveiled 'Tulongfeng,' an autonomous multi-agent vulnerability-discovery swarm designed to bypass China's trailing LLM capabilities and secure technical parity.
Hopper Resolves FTC Probe Over Mobile App Transparency and Hidden Fees
Travel technology provider Hopper has reached a $35 million settlement with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission over allegations that the app employed deceptive interface designs to conceal fees and misrepresent service costs.
Why Every Security & Compliance Analyst Must Think Like an Operational Engineer
A look at the imperative for aligning governance, risk, and compliance with hands-on security engineering, featuring insights from BNSF's Yelena Mujibur Sheikh.
Norm AI’s $120 Million Bet on a Billable-Hourless Future
Norm, an AI-native legal firm, has raised $120 million to dismantle the billable hour and replace it with an outcome-driven model—here’s what makes this unicorn different.
Micron’s New Playbook: 16 Strategic Deals Locked to 2030
Micron has secured its financial future through a series of tactical agreements that guarantee robust margins while insulating high-volume memory customers from supply volatility through the remainder of the decade.
The Accidental Operating System: CentOS and the Rise of the Community RHEL
A look at how Gregory Kurtzer's passion project transformed into a crucial piece of enterprise open source infrastructure.
From Chatbot to Co-worker: How OpenAI’s "ChatGPT Work" Plans to Manage Your Projects
OpenAI has released "ChatGPT Work," a new tool designed to evolve beyond simple conversational tasks to actively assist in managing and executing long-term projects by staying integrated with workflows.
Questioning the Quantum Leap: Peer-Review Challenges Microsoft’s Majorana Claims
A peer-reviewed critique in Nature exposes basic Python errors and data selection biases in Microsoft’s 2025 Majorana quantum breakthrough claims.
A Twenty-Year Bet on Big Compute: Inside Anthropic's $19 Billion Kentucky Datacenter Deal
An analytical breakdown of Anthropic's high-stakes 20-year, $19 billion datacenter lease with TeraWulf at the Justified Data campus in Kentucky, exploring the capital requirements, pre-IPO liquidity pressures, and the broader real estate risk profile of the AI infrastructure boom.
Anthropic's Sonnet 5: A More 'Agentic' Mid-Sized Model
Anthropic has released Sonnet 5, their latest mid-sized AI model, emphasizing enhanced agentic capabilities, cost-effectiveness, and refined safety for complex, long-horizon tasks.
Legacy DRAM Boom: DDR2 and DDR3 Prices Surge Amid AI-Driven Memory Shortage
The global memory crisis has intensified as buyers turn to legacy DRAM products like DDR2 and DDR3 to secure supply, causing unprecedented price hikes. According to TrendForce, DDR2 prices are projected to rise 55-60% in Q2 2026, with DDR3 also experiencing significant increases as demand outstrips supply.
Micron’s AI-Fueled Surge Isn’t Just a Bounce — It’s a Bet Against History
How Boise-based Micron is rewriting the semiconductor playbook by locking in long-term contracts with hyperscalers — but whether this breakout lasts depends on how fast AI’s hunger for memory outpaces its ability to build more.