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FBI says North Korea stole more than $6 billion from Binance
It is the largest crypto theft on record. Binance says it will absorb the loss and has restarted withdrawals.
Google's AI satellite sends its first answer from orbit: a haiku
Project Suncatcher's prototype ran the Gemma 4 model on a TPU in space and sent back a short poem.
Sam Altman says DRAM sitting in personal computers is "quite terrible"
On the Cheeky Pint podcast, the OpenAI chief argued that memory in personal machines is a poor use of a scarce resource.
Cursor's marketplace offered a backdoored Claude Code extension for 11 hours
Cursor says versions 2.1.312 and 2.1.313 of the extension in its marketplace were malicious and did not come from Anthropic.
Intel's shares fall more than 20% after a weak forecast
Third-quarter revenue rose 21%, but Intel guided below expectations as the PC market slows and server chip supply stays short.
Mistral releases open weights for its trillion-parameter model
Mistral Large 4, nicknamed Le Chonk, is aimed at agentic coding, defensive cybersecurity and self-hosting.
GitHub has added four million CPU cores this year as AI agents drive up demand
It is also moving to a multi-region setup in Azure and rebuilding how Git storage works.
Apple's first touchscreen Mac is a MacBook Pro with an OLED display
The new 14- and 16-inch models add touch and the Dynamic Island, and start at $2,899 in the US.
US Justice Department asks questions about Nvidia's Hugging Face deal
Reuters reports that officials want to know whether the $12.9 billion purchase would give Nvidia too much control over AI distribution.
Google brings its robot reasoning model to Google Cloud
Gemini Robotics ER 2, a high-level planner for robots, is now in public preview on Google Cloud.
Figure's humanoid robot walks 680 km on a treadmill in 13 days
Founder Brett Adcock says the stress test was still running after 422 miles and 1.5 million steps.
ETH Zürich's robot dog solves a giant Rubik's Cube with its feet
An ANYmal-D quadruped solved a 4.6 kg cube on its own in all three hardware runs.