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AIOpenAI Launches GPT-6 Sol and Luna With Lower Costs and Fewer Errors
OpenAI launches GPT-6 Sol and Luna models with improved efficiency, lower API costs, and fewer factual and coding errors.
TransportationWaymo Expands Robotaxi Service to Teen Riders in Nashville
Waymo is expanding its robotaxi service to teenagers in Nashville, allowing riders as young as 13 with connected parent accounts.
AIAnthropic Releases Claude Opus 5.5 With Lower Prices and Improved Performance
Anthropic launches Claude Opus 5.5 with improved coding performance, lower pricing, faster processing, and updated safety measures.
SecurityStolen Passwords Expose U.S. Water Providers to Cyberattacks
Cybersecurity research has found thousands of U.S. water providers exposed by stolen passwords and session data from malware attacks.
SpaceAstroForge Uses AI System to Bring More Autonomy to Spacecraft
AstroForge is developing an AI-powered spacecraft control system called Solo to help autonomous missions operate with fewer ground controls.
SocialTikTok U.S. Joins Lantern Child Safety Initiative to Combat Online Harm
TikTok’s U.S. unit joins Lantern, a cross-platform safety program helping technology companies share signals to fight child exploitation.
FundraisingSingapore’s Nexstrom Raises $12 Million to Bring 2D Semiconductors to Chip Manufacturing
Singapore startup Nexstrom raises $12 million to develop 2D semiconductor manufacturing technology for future chip production.
ClimateBill Gates’ Breakthrough Energy Selects 21 Startups for Future Energy Innovation
Breakthrough Energy’s latest cohort of fellows includes 21 startups working on fusion, semiconductors, hydrogen, agriculture, and climate technology.
AIWhy Data Centre Construction Is Facing Growing Public Opposition
Public opposition to data centre construction is rising as communities debate AI infrastructure, energy use, jobs, and local impacts.
AINscale IPO Tests Investor Demand for AI Infrastructure Companies
Nscale’s planned IPO will test investor interest in AI infrastructure, as most of its revenue depends on major customers Microsoft and Anthropic.
VentureMorphotonics Raises €40 Million to Expand Nanoimprint Lithography Into Data Centres
Morphotonics raises €40 million to scale nanoimprint lithography technology for smart glasses displays and data centre optical components.
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