Microsoft
"Queues are draining," but problems persist for at least 18 hours.
+ the Ministry of Defence has a new IT leader, and why Prevalent AI thinks you should build a graph of your data.
Principal software engineer Raki Rahman says AI has made him 50 times more efficient, but has a zero slop tolerance.
The "cascade" of failures occurred just as Cursor launched its alternative code hosting platform.
+ Google releases a tool for verifying media files on local machines, and what's happening this week in Stacked Up.
+ Grok is getting closer to the frontier, and Writer aims for the frugal AI developer with its new model.
+ Lovable feels the funding love, CoreWeave's still on a roller coaster, and IBM Cloud has ... a new customer?
"You can't be subject to the refusal of one model. There's a lot more design space here…”
+ SK Hynix bets on the long term, Orange wants in on the data-center business, and AMD seeds a GPU market.