BAE Systems is making a surprising move. Instead of just building defence tech itself, it’s putting €50 million into startups across Europe. This money goes into venture capital funds that back young companies aiming to change the game in defence technology. The investment splits evenly between two funds: one run by Swiss firm Lakestar, the
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Hydra Host just raised $100 million to shake up the AI infrastructure game. This startup helps data centers rent out idle GPUs and connects them with AI companies hungry for compute power. Nvidia, the top GPU maker, is one of the investors backing Hydra’s bold vision. Here is the thing: GPUs aren’t scarce anymore. Instead,
Imagine a platform handling 2 billion messages every quarter. Now picture that platform growing 169% year over year. This isn’t some distant tech dream. It’s happening right now. Meet the powerhouse shaking up customer conversations worldwide. The Messaging Revolution Is Here Respond.io started in 2017 with a simple mission: businesses needed a better way to
AI has taken a big step beyond basic training. Post-training now drives how models behave in the real world. Instead of just learning from data once, models go through careful tuning to improve helpfulness, safety, and accuracy. In the last few years, post-training methods evolved fast. Early on, models learned from supervised fine-tuning and reward
Google Cloud introduced the Open Knowledge Format (OKF), a new open specification designed to untangle the mess of scattered organizational knowledge. It’s not a product or a platform—just a format. A simple, vendor-neutral Markdown spec with YAML frontmatter that AI agents and humans can both read without special tools. AI agents choke on context. They
Data centers are gobbling up electricity like never before. The rise of AI workloads means power demand is soaring. But the electric grid wasn’t built for this kind of rapid growth. In the U.S., data center power use jumped from 23 gigawatts in 2023 to 42 gigawatts in 2026. That’s nearly double in just three
Anthropic’s latest AI model, Fable 5, has stirred a storm that goes beyond tech enthusiasts. It’s powerful, creative, and proactive. With one command, it can design and run complex software or even create video games from scratch. This level of autonomy is new territory for AI. The model’s creativity is both its strength and its
1Password just flipped the identity security game. It’s not just about locking down passwords anymore. The company is diving deep into who gets to do what inside a system—and for how long. How? By snapping up Apono, an Israeli startup that governs AI agents, machines, and humans in real time. This deal signals a massive
AI red teaming has become a must-have, not a luxury. As AI systems embed deeper into business, their risks expand. Unlike traditional software, AI operates in a probabilistic realm. It doesn’t behave predictably. One input can yield different outputs. That breaks old security playbooks. Red teams now test AI models by simulating real adversaries. They
Commodore, a name from the past, just launched a new flip phone with a twist. The Call Back 8020 looks retro but blocks social media and web browsers at the system level. It’s a flip phone designed to keep you focused. The phone runs Sailfish OS, a Linux-based system with Android app compatibility. It supports
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