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Microsoft AI's new speech-recognition model prices audio transcription at $0.10 per hour, undercutting OpenAI, Google, and ElevenLabs on price and speed.
PlanetScale's from-scratch sharded Postgres engine, first announced in 2025, is now open for platform preview with routers, shard groups, and a control plane.
Microsoft says AI-assisted coding is driving a surge in Edge extension submissions, so it is automating review checks and refreshing quality badges every 15 days.
China's Supreme People's Court issued a 24-article opinion on handling AI-related civil disputes, setting rules on deepfakes, liability, and consumer protection.
Rustls's September 7 release turns on NIST-standardized ML-DSA post-quantum certificates by default for the aws-lc-rs provider, plus a KeyLogFile permissions fix and an ECH certificate-verification fix.
Julia 1.13 shipped September 10 with roughly 30% faster package precompilation, built-in REPL syntax highlighting, and a new graphical interface for the Juliaup version manager.
CPython added riscv64-unknown-linux-gnu to PEP 11 as a Tier 3 platform, following months of community testing on RISE Project hardware.
Microsoft has stopped subscriptions that never used Azure SQL Data Sync from creating new sync groups, entering the final phase before the service's September 30, 2027 shutdown.
NYC will disable AI in 38 school tech contracts and ban student-facing chatbots through 8th grade, in what Mayor Mamdani calls the nation's broadest school AI moratorium.
NVIDIA's open-source PAIR routes multi-agent inference requests across paired local machines running Ollama or LM Studio, without pooling GPUs or changing agent code.
Harness launched an agent-ready code repository and an AI Code Review product built to handle thousands of pull requests per second as coding agents multiply PR volume.
Microsoft's first .NET 11 release candidate ships with a go-live support license and locks in C# 15's union types, closed hierarchies, and four other preview-era language features as stable defaults.