Technology

Apple says Apple Music Hall, inside Battersea Power Station, lets artists record shows in Spatial Audio, create broadcast-ready mixes and capture multicamera video.

The Financial Times reports that multiple staff at Britain’s AI Security Institute have been signed off work with stress and are undergoing counselling.

The Information reports that Anthropic alleged both companies had been routing sensitive user data to its Claude models.

CharlieIntel relayed a rumor from NateTheHate that Halo would move under Activision Blizzard, alongside reports of Xbox cuts planned for September 22, 2026.

The Atlantic reports that an MIT working group advised against relying on AI detectors. Turnitin tells the magazine its results should start a conversation, not serve as hard evidence of wrongdoing.

A stock briefing post lists Intel up 5%-plus and Nvidia up 0.8%, attributing semiconductor gains to an agreement on US–China AI talks.

Legend News reports that Ireland’s Data Protection Commission imposed the fine for Google’s use of location data.

A post says the V900 is designed to train and run AI models, with mass production and commercial release expected in Q1 2027. It describes claimed performance roughly 3x higher than the chip’s predecessor.

A post citing JPMorgan says Meta's Muse could become the most-used AI app since ChatGPT.

NewsBricks reports that the new India South Central region is intended to support rising demand for cloud and AI services.

Alloforfait reports that the cable could reach 1 petabit per second, with Orange as a project partner.

Nikkei Asia reports the fiber-optic equipment maker raised HK$5.67 billion as investors sought exposure to suppliers serving AI data centers.

One user said they were turning off Grok 4.7 after just 20 minutes of CSS and class improvements.

TechMoran reports that the update is rolling out beyond the Galaxy S26 series, with diagnostics, repair estimates and service booking coming to Settings.

Tech Funding News reports that Balderton led the round, with Base10 Partners, Y Combinator and Fortino Capital also participating.

Digit says the game is aimed at phones with lower-end hardware.

The SaaS News reports that music industry leaders provided the funding to scale the platform, which helps independent artists manage distribution and collect royalties.

WIRED reports that Apollo was trained on roughly 600 million historical Greek words. It is designed to suggest missing text in papyrus fragments, leaving scholars to choose among its proposed words.

Bloomberg reports that a fifth of the site's computing power is reserved for Armenian research, government and startups, with the rest allocated to foreign firms, including Perplexity AI.

Tech.eu reports that RAISE France and Orange Ventures co-led the round. Axios says the Paris-based company is using the capital primarily to expand in the U.S.