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RuntimeWire, citing Anthropic, reports a 3.1x geometric-mean improvement across 13 performance measurements—not a threefold speedup for every interaction.

Australia says no personal Medicare records were exposed, but it criticized OpenAI's nearly three-month notification delay and opened an investigation.

Bloomberg reports Oracle is seeking to delay payments if Project Jupiter misses its planned 2028 opening—not walk away as the data center’s main tenant.

Evolution Equity Partners led the enterprise-browser company’s latest round as Island plans to expand its workforce.

The remark came as Trump and Xi met amid proposals for an incident-notification channel between the two AI powers.

Human lab work followed a 21-hour search by roughly 950 Claude agents; the system's function and possible uses remain unknown.

Brookings describes research warning that AI financing is moving off corporate balance sheets into less transparent structures, potentially making shared risks harder to spot before a downturn.

The standalone app connects international cards and wallets to tens of millions of merchants on the Weixin Pay network.

The services compare internal payroll with public job listings and other market data, but their results depend on role matching and data quality.

A Brookings paper estimates annual investment will average 3.63% of US GDP, exceeding earlier canal, railroad, highway and telecom buildouts relative to the economy.

The opt-in feature is rolling out in the United States and France for Opera’s free, built-in browser VPN.

Techmeme, citing Reuters, reports that Qualcomm says the extension starts in April 2027.

Delivery Hero reversed its succession plan as Uber's takeover offer and the SSW asset sale move forward.

Reuters says the Australian data center operator’s draft prospectus attributes its losses to the cost of building capacity and landing large customers.

Reuters says Amazon would spend $1 billion by the end of 2027 and another $2 billion by 2030 to expand Amazon Now.

PC Games Hardware found that China’s 12GB card can run current games, but drivers, cooling and price weaken its case against older rivals.

The report comes from leaker Moore’s Law Is Dead and does not establish that Sony has reversed its January 2028 cutoff.

Axios reports that Beijing is pushing AI across the economy while using open models, robotics and autonomy to work around its chip disadvantage.

Tom's Hardware reports that rerouted UPS cargo triggered a military investigation amid fears that the missing parts' stealth-coating formula was compromised.

Axios says a political memo casts Dario Amodei and effective altruism as obstacles to Trump's AI agenda.