Intel Stock Rises 9% After a Memory Deal Rumor That Has No Terms Yet
Intel shares soared 9% on a rumored deal with SK Hynix, despite both firms denying it and the campus not being finished till 2030.
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Category: AI & Technology
Windows 11 Pro Drops to $9.97 Through Sept. 27
A Windows 11 Pro license costs but nine dollars, a bargain most welcome unto those who would upgrade their machines.
AI Error Nearly Triggers US Boarding of Chinese Ship Carrying Nuclear Components
A chatbot's false vision of Chinese nuclear cargo almost set a US ship upon perilous ruin, a warning tale of AI's terrible power.
Two Days Left to Lock in a Lifetime PDF Editor Subscription for $35
A lifetime PDF editor sits atop your files, unlocking what was once locked, for a price barely above a month's coffee.
Cloudflare Recovers Over 100TB of RAM With a Single Algorithm Fix
A single algorithm tweak reclaimed over 100TB of RAM across Cloudflare's vast network, proving memory savings come from better math, not bigger machines.
Anthropic Has Quietly Embedded Accenture as Its First AI Evaluator — and No One Saw It Coming
Anthropic invites Accenture to join its staff as an embedded evaluator, committing $1B over five years in a bold self-regulation move.
Claude Code Reads AGENTS.md When There Is No CLAUDE.md — and Fixes Over 30 Bugs
Claude Code's new update fixes crashes, hangs and errors throughout the app, plus AGENTS.md support if no CLAUDE.md exists.
Virginia Governor Forms AI Task Force While Seeking to Regulate Data Center Growth
Virginia's governor signs an executive order creating an AI task force and tightening controls on data centers, banning secret deals and reviewing noise.
Google Launches CC, an AI Agent That Lets Families Manage Their Entire Household
Google's new CC AI agent helps families manage household tasks, shared among up to six family members, with a caveat: 18+ U.S. users only.
US Military Nearly Intercepts Chinese Ship After Report Generated With Faulty Chatbot
A US intel report on a Chinese ship carrying nuclear materials was entirely false, a hallucination from an analyst's AI tool.
World Model Companies Are Keeping a Lot of Secrets — and Their Suppliers Don’t Know Why
Two world-model firms hoard secrets while funding pours in, leaving suppliers and rivals alike in the dark.
AI Adoption in Offices Remains Slow and Informal, Survey Finds
Survey finds AI adoption in offices remains slow, informal and uneven despite years of hype and public interest.