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German defence company Helsing has launched Clarity, a direct challenge to Palantir. The AI platform helps armed forces turn drone, satellite and sensor data into targets. Helsing says it builds the software in Europe, under European control.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has until the end of the day Wednesday to answer a call from House Republicans for a closed-door briefing on his affair with alleged Chinese spy.
SpaceX plans a $24 billion AI complex supported by 35 gas turbines generating 748 MW amid opposition and permitting concerns.
Desktop chips are getting pretty darn good, but AMD’s Zen 6 may have more in store.
A feature requested 20 years ago finally made its debut in 2026.
IBM’s next quantum chip, Nighthawk r3, is designed to run 10,000 operations on 520 qubits. IBM plans to link two of them into a 1,040-qubit system in 2027. Customers report speedups of up to 19x on the current Nighthawk chip.
Creating and saving distinct profiles for each spool locked in consistent finishes by accounting for temp, moisture and printing speed.
New Harris Poll research on behalf of World finds that 81% of singles would be more likely to use a dating app if every profile were confirmed as a real person. As millions of singles celebrate Singles Day on November 11, the biggest question in online dating is no longer “are we compatible?”
London-based chip designer Fractile has raised $720 million in a Series C round, betting that memory bandwidth, rather than raw computing power, is the main constraint holding back AI performance.
ElevenLabs will help businesses fine-tune AI models on data from their own customer conversations, and opened early access to ElevenAI, an app that takes meeting notes. It also launched a partner programme and marketplace, and expanded its deal with Nvidia.
Microsoft will switch on Anthropic’s Claude models by default for UK Copilot customers from 9 December, The Register reported. Anthropic processes that data in the US. Richard Speed wrote for The Register that UK organisations with no setting chosen by then will have Claude enabled.
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