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US Blocks Access to Anthropic’s Most Powerful AI Models Over Security ConcernsArtificial intelligence

US Blocks Access to Anthropic’s Most Powerful AI Models Over Security Concerns

The US government has ordered Anthropic to immediately block access to two of its most advanced AI models—Claude Mythos 5 and Claude Fable 5—citing national security risks. The directive applies globally, impacting all users rather than just foreign entities. While Anthropic complied, the company criticized the move as excessive, warning it could stifle innovation across the AI industry. The decision underscores growing regulatory scrutiny over cutting-edge AI technologies and their potential misuse.

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Nvidia Offers Vera Processors to Chinese Clients Amid GPU Supply BlockadeHardware

Nvidia Offers Vera Processors to Chinese Clients Amid GPU Supply Blockade

Nvidia has informed Chinese customers about the availability of Arm-based Vera server processors starting in August, as the company faces ongoing restrictions on high-performance GPU shipments like the H200. According to sources, Chinese cloud providers are already testing over 300 Vera-based servers, with a major market player planning to place an order. However, deployment will be limited to overseas data centers due to regulatory risks within China.

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Strava Unveils Major Update for Hiking EnthusiastsBusiness

Strava Unveils Major Update for Hiking Enthusiasts

Strava, a platform renowned for its fitness tracking tools, has announced a significant update tailored for hiking enthusiasts. The new version introduces features for route discovery, real-time tracking, and sharing achievements with friends. According to the company, interest in hiking has surged 5.8 times over the past year, prompting the expansion of the app’s capabilities. The update is available to all users at no cost, though some advanced features are reserved for subscribers.

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Anthropic Temporarily Disables Claude Fable 5 Model at U.S. Government RequestArtificial intelligence

Anthropic Temporarily Disables Claude Fable 5 Model at U.S. Government Request

AI developer Anthropic has temporarily disabled its Claude Fable 5 model following the discovery of a security bypass method, commonly referred to as a 'jailbreak'. The company complied with U.S. government requirements to mitigate potential risks of exploitation. While details about the vulnerability and restoration timelines remain undisclosed, Anthropic confirmed in its official blog that work on resolving the issue is already underway.

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Wiwynn Unveils Nvidia SCADA Server with 2.9 PB Storage and PCIe 6.0 SupportHardware

Wiwynn Unveils Nvidia SCADA Server with 2.9 PB Storage and PCIe 6.0 Support

At Computex 2026, Wiwynn unveiled the Nvidia SCADA (Scaled Accelerated Data Access) server, engineered for extreme AI workloads in data centers. The system supports up to 96 liquid-cooled E3.S SSDs, delivering up to 2.9 petabytes of storage and ultra-fast data transfer speeds. Designed for machine learning and inference tasks, this solution ensures low-latency access to massive datasets without bottlenecks.

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Meta Engineers Label AI Division a 'Gulag,' Threaten RebellionArtificial intelligence

Meta Engineers Label AI Division a 'Gulag,' Threaten Rebellion

Meta’s newly formed AI division, established just three months ago, has sparked outrage among employees. Engineers and product managers transferred without choice describe the working conditions as a 'gulag' and criticize demotivating tasks focused on generating AI training data. Tensions escalated after an employee interrupted a live internal broadcast with a profanity-laced tirade against leadership. The dispute unfolds amid mass layoffs and Meta’s aggressive AI expansion strategy.

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Elon Musk Becomes the World’s First TrillionaireBusiness

Elon Musk Becomes the World’s First Trillionaire

SpaceX's entry into the stock market marked a historic milestone for both the aerospace industry and the global economy. Thanks to the company's soaring stock value, Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk officially crossed the 71,9 трлн ₽ net worth threshold. This is the first time in history a private individual has achieved such capital scale, highlighting the growing influence of tech corporations on worldwide financial processes.

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Gwynne Shotwell Hints at Possible SpaceX-Tesla MergerBusiness

Gwynne Shotwell Hints at Possible SpaceX-Tesla Merger

Gwynne Shotwell, President and COO of SpaceX, hinted at a potential merger between the company and Tesla in an interview with CNBC. According to her, such a deal could simplify the execution of Elon Musk’s long-term plans, as he leads both corporations. SpaceX has already amended its IPO registration documents, adding a clause about issuing a large block of shares for future transactions, which may indicate preparations for a merger with Tesla, whose market capitalization exceeds 107,8 трлн ₽.

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HyperDroid: Turn Your Android Device into Windows 11Development

HyperDroid: Turn Your Android Device into Windows 11

Developers have released HyperDroid, a launcher that completely transforms the Android interface to resemble Windows 11. The free app, available on Google Play, works best on tablets but has limitations. Users get a familiar taskbar, Start menu, desktop with shortcuts, and system tray—all optimized for mobile. However, widgets occasionally lose internet connectivity and require a launcher restart.

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Amazon Adds Sleep Studio Feature to Echo for Easier Child Bedtime RoutinesHardware

Amazon Adds Sleep Studio Feature to Echo for Easier Child Bedtime Routines

Amazon has introduced Sleep Studio, a new feature for its Echo smart speakers designed to simplify bedtime routines for children. The tool offers parents ready-made solutions, including audio stories, relaxing sounds, and meditations from partners like Headspace and Calm. Parents can manage sleep schedules and playlists via the Amazon Kids app or web dashboard, with reminders set 30 minutes before bedtime. The feature is available exclusively through the Amazon Kids Plus subscription, priced at 432 ₽ per month, and includes a free trial period.

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Moonshot AI Unveils Kimi K2.7-Code: 30% Token Reduction with Benchmark ConcernsArtificial intelligence

Moonshot AI Unveils Kimi K2.7-Code: 30% Token Reduction with Benchmark Concerns

Chinese startup Moonshot AI has introduced an updated version of its open-source code generation model, Kimi K2.7-Code. The company claims the new model reduces "thinking" token consumption by 30% compared to K2.6, potentially lowering inference costs in agentic workflows. The model, released under the Modified MIT license and compatible with OpenAI API, simplifies integration for teams already using K2.6. However, independent experts have raised concerns about the objectivity of the company's internal benchmarks, emphasizing the need for third-party validation.

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Interoception: How the Brain Maps Internal SensationsArtificial intelligence

Interoception: How the Brain Maps Internal Sensations

The human brain continuously generates a dynamic map of the body’s state, akin to a spacecraft’s control panel. This system, known as interoception, processes data streams from internal organs and the external environment to form a cohesive self-perception. Research reveals that interpreting these signals shapes emotions, behavior, and even physiological responses. For instance, individuals who view stress as a challenge exhibit greater cognitive flexibility and positive emotions.

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