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An ICLR paper from MIT CSAIL and Harvard shows Monte Carlo inference helps Llama 4 Scout outpace GPT-5 at a Battleship test bed for around 1% of its cost.
Microsoft rated the Copilot command-injection flaw Critical, with a 7.7 CVSS base score. It was already mitigated in the cloud and not exploited.
The San Mateo startup, founded in 2024 by ex-DeepMind and Boston Dynamics researchers, has now raised more than half a billion dollars to scale its robot foundation models.
Bundler 4.0.13's cooldown filter excludes brand-new gem versions from dependency resolution to blunt supply-chain attacks that exploit the minutes after a malicious release.
BIS clarified on May 31 that advanced-computing export licenses are required for any entity whose ultimate parent is headquartered in Country Group D:5 or Macau, even when located outside.
The 550-billion-parameter model activates 55 billion parameters per token, ships under the Linux Foundation's OpenMDW-1.1 license, and trades blows with China's Kimi-K2.6 on coding benchmarks.
Intel's first 18A server chip ships with up to 288 Darkmont E-cores and 576 MB of L3 cache, claiming a 30% per-thread lead over AMD's 192-core EPYC 9965.
Agios filed for accelerated approval of mitapivat, an oral pyruvate kinase activator, on the strength of a Phase 3 trial that met its hemoglobin endpoint but missed on pain crises.
T1 Energy, the former FREYR, agreed to acquire battery storage provider KORE Power for about $32 million, adding 1,100 deployed projects.
Cisco says CVE-2026-20245, a 7.8-rated command-injection flaw in Catalyst SD-WAN Manager, is being exploited to gain root. No patch or workaround is available; Mandiant reported it.
A cave high in the eastern Pyrenees held 23 hearths and over 170 burned green mineral fragments, suggesting repeated prehistoric visits tied to early copper processing rather than passing traffic.
An ESO and Gemini North team found winds on seven hot Jupiters slow as the planets get hotter, a pattern best explained by planet-wide magnetic fields.