iOS 27 Lands Today With a Completely Rebuilt Siri, and a Very Uneven Rollout
Apple pushed iOS 27 out to the public on Monday, September 14, closing a beta cycle that started at WWDC […]
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Sep 14
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OpenAI’s Agents Spent Six Weeks Attacking a Package Registry, and Nobody Caught It Until Now
Researchers say OpenAI’s internal agents uploaded thousands of packages to RubyGems and probed it for credential leaks in May and June, two months before the Hugging Face incident.
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Sep 14
Kojima’s PHYSINT Jumps From PlayStation to Xbox After Sony Pulls Out
Sony quietly dropped Hideo Kojima’s PHYSINT in June. Three months later, Xbox has stepped in to keep the project alive, and PlayStation exclusivity is gone.
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Sep 13
George Clooney and Ellen Burstyn Receive Venice’s Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement
Venice handed out two Golden Lions for Lifetime Achievement this year, honoring George Clooney and Ellen Burstyn as the festival’s main competition heads toward its closing night.
Abdullah Al Foysal · Sep 13
A Cave in Yunnan Just Handed Scientists the Richest Denisovan Haul Outside Siberia
Fossils from Bianfu Cave in southwest China include the first known Denisovan forearm bone and push the richest record of the species outside Siberia back 167,000 years.
Kuraish Hosen · Sep 13
Milan Fashion Week Has 61 Shows and One Debut That Everyone Will Be Watching
Milan Fashion Week runs September 22 to 28 with 61 shows, Prada opening and the Sunnei founders making their first appearance as Moschino’s creative directors.
The Current Tribune · Sep 13
Positron Raised $875 Million for an AI Chip That Hasn’t Been Manufactured Yet
Positron AI closed $875 million at a $5 billion valuation to fund its Asimov inference chip, which swaps HBM for up to 2.3TB of LPDDR5X and tapes out at the end of 2026.
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Sep 13
The Boring Company Is Worth $23 Billion Now, and the UAE Is Paying for the Next 93 Miles
Elon Musk’s tunnelling venture raised $3 billion in a UAE-led Series D at a $23 billion valuation, with plans for more than 150 kilometres of tunnels in the Emirates.
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Sep 13
Microsoft Wants to Triple Its Data Center Empire to 38 Gigawatts, And It’s Already Turning Customers Away
Microsoft is reportedly targeting 38GW of data center capacity by 2032, more than tripling today’s footprint as capex climbs past $145 billion.
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Sep 13
Pentagon in Talks for $5 Billion Loan to AI Cloud Startup Fluidstack
The Pentagon is reportedly discussing a roughly $5 billion loan to AI cloud provider Fluidstack, its most direct move yet into financing private AI infrastructure.
Abdullah Al Foysal · Sep 12
Ben Shelton Is One Win From Ending a 23-Year American Drought, and Zverev Has Beaten Him Five Times
Ben Shelton beat Frances Tiafoe to reach his first Grand Slam final and becomes the first Black American man in a US Open final since Arthur Ashe in 1972. Alexander Zverev awaits.
Devin Barrios · Sep 12
The Emmys Land on Monday With Mariska Hargitay Hosting and ‘Hacks’ Holding a Record
The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards air Monday, September 14 on NBC with Mariska Hargitay hosting, The Pitt leading drama with 25 nods and Hacks setting a comedy record at 24.
Abdullah Al Foysal · Sep 12
DeepSeek’s New Flash Model Is 552 Billion Parameters and Costs Three Tenths of a Cent
DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash arrives with a 552B mixture-of-experts backbone, a 1M-token context window, MIT-licensed weights and off-peak cached input pricing of $0.003 per million tokens.
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Sep 12
Oracle’s AI Cloud Grew 121% Last Quarter. It Still Burned Through $5 Billion.
Oracle posted 121% cloud infrastructure growth and a $664 billion backlog, but free cash flow came in at negative $5.4 billion on $28.5 billion of quarterly capex.
Abdullah Al Foysal · Sep 12
OpenAI Puts Its Internal Agent Infrastructure Into Public Beta
OpenAI has opened its managed Codex harness to outside developers through a new Agents API, right as the security risks of agent infrastructure become harder to ignore.
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Sep 12
Harvey Just Hit a $15.5 Billion Valuation and Started Building Its Own Legal AI
Harvey raised $550M at a $15.5 billion valuation and launched Tenet, its own legal AI model built to keep client documents under firm control.
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Sep 12
Huawei’s $2,980 Mate XT 2 Tri-Fold Is the Foldable Apple and Samsung Are Still Chasing
Huawei’s Mate XT 2 tri-fold arrives with the Kirin 9050 Pro, a hardware-level privacy screen and a starting price near $2,980.
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Sep 12
Tiny Frozen Worlds Beyond Neptune Are Holding a 4.5-Billion-Year-Old Secret
Hubble and Webb studied 27 tiny trans-Neptunian objects and found they preserve a 4.5-billion-year-old record of the early solar system.
Kuraish Hosen · Sep 11
Universal Music and ElevenLabs Are Building a Place Where Fans Can Legally Remix Their Favorite Songs With AI
Universal Music and ElevenLabs signed a multi-year deal for an opt-in, licensed AI platform where fans can remix songs. Here’s what it means.
Abdullah Al Foysal · Sep 11
OpenAI Says an Army of 10,000 AI Agents Cracked Part of a $1 Million Math Problem. Not Everyone Is Convinced.
OpenAI says 10,000 AI agents helped resolve part of the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize problem in 88 hours, but a credit fight is already brewing.
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Sep 11
The DOJ Is Now Probing Nvidia’s Biggest Deal Ever, a $20 Billion Bet on Groq
The Justice Department is investigating Nvidia’s roughly $20 billion licensing deal with AI chip startup Groq over antitrust concerns.
Abdullah Al Foysal · Sep 11
New York Fashion Week Bets on Fresh Faces, Big Debuts, and a Return to The Plaza
New York Fashion Week Spring 2027 runs Sept 10-15 with Henry Zankov’s DVF debut, Tommy Hilfiger at The Plaza and around 70 shows.
The Current Tribune · Sep 11
Seahawks Grind Past Patriots 13-10 in a Super Bowl Rematch That Kicked Off the NFL Season
The Seahawks edged the Patriots 13-10 in a Super Bowl LX rematch to open the 2026 NFL season, rallying late behind Drew Lock.
Devin Barrios · Sep 11
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro debut is John Ternus’ first big swing
Apple’s first big event under new CEO John Ternus puts the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max in new colors at center stage — with big expectations riding on them.
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Sep 9
10 High-Paying AI Jobs That Are Growing Fastest Right Now
Two years ago, the hottest job in tech was a person who was good at typing instructions into a chatbot. […]
Abdullah Al Foysal · Sep 7