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 |  memory  | Jul 29, 2026
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An SK Hynix advert is displayed on a billboard in Times Square, New York City
 |  OpenAI  | Jul 29, 2026
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OpenAI's attack on Hugging Face affected two other enterprise tech companies
 |  Anthropic  | Jul 28, 2026
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Anthropic insists it's not pushing open weight AI ban, but...
 |  startups  | Jul 27, 2026
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STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap
Government  | Jul 27, 2026
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Patrick Vallance put in charge of new UK AI taskforce, answering to the PM
 |  Hardware  | Jul 24, 2026
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A master plan or just CPUs? Intel might be making a comeback

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Runtime: Thinking Machines gets an idea; AWS now supports Azure (kind of)

+ Canva launches Code 2.0, Perplexity has a new sandbox, and OpenAI's new wacky keypad.

It's been a rough summer for Fortinet

A month after "Fortibleed" campaign saw 74,000+ firewalls hacked, two new Fortinet bugs are being exploited.

Superpowered spreadsheets? SAP closes buyout of tabular AI startup Prior Labs

"Most of the world's valuable data still sits in spreadsheets and databases. [This] will do for structured data what LLMs have done for unstructured"

AWS hits customers with quadrillion dollar bills

Panic-Attacks-as-a-Service

Netflix dumps gRPC for SSE, eyes more AI

Any company that decides to build a graph database alternative on Cassandra probably has novel ideas worth listening to...

Databricks valuation jumps 40% in 6 months to $188 billion

Databricks raises new funding at a $188 billion valuation, thanks to AI success.

China's open weight Kimi K3 model snaps at the heels of US labs

Moonshot AI's latest open weights model shows a massive step up in size and performance.

Custom data analytics are expensive. DataFusion wants to change that.

DataFusion is an open-source SQL query engine written in Rust using Arrow in-memory format.

Two Scattered Spider hackers behind TfL incident sentenced to over five years in prison

The sentencing followed "only the second criminal prosecution of its kind in the UK under the Computer Misuse Act (CMA)."

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