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The Danish pharmaceutical giant will integrate OpenAI's frontier models across R&D, manufacturing, and supply chain, with full deployment targeted by year-end.
Ship 39 and Booster 19 have each completed full-duration Raptor 3 engine tests at Starbase, with Flight 12 now targeting May 2026.
A coalition of cybersecurity heavyweights warns that AI-driven vulnerability discovery has collapsed mean time-to-exploitation to under one day, urging CISOs to deploy AI agents against their own code immediately.
The sustainable footwear brand once valued at $4 billion is pivoting to GPU-as-a-service after selling its shoe assets, raising questions about AI market froth.
Maine's legislature passes LD 307, an 18-month ban on data centers over 20 megawatts, sending the bill to Governor Mills as similar moratorium proposals proliferate nationwide.
Meta revealed a four-generation MTIA custom chip roadmap built with Broadcom on a 2nm process, committing to over one gigawatt of initial deployment as it accelerates its push to reduce reliance on Nvidia.
Sightline Climate estimates 30-50% of US data centers slated for 2026 will be delayed or canceled, with transformer shortages and Chinese import dependency creating bottlenecks that billions in AI spending cannot solve.
A coalition of nine European companies forked OnlyOffice into Euro-Office, prompting an AGPL v3 licensing dispute and the suspension of an eight-year Nextcloud partnership.
A pre-authentication SQL injection in Fortinet's endpoint management server has been exploited since late March, with federal agencies facing an April 16 remediation deadline.
IonQ linked two trapped-ion quantum systems via photonic entanglement in a first for commercial quantum computing, and won a DARPA contract to extend the approach across multiple qubit types.
Booking.com confirmed hackers accessed customer names, contact details, and reservation data, forcing PIN resets across the platform while declining to disclose how many users were affected.
Hackers accessed names, addresses, bank details, and dates of birth of roughly one million Basic-Fit members before monitoring systems cut off the intrusion.