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A security firm has been able to identify 32 Nvidia Blackwell Ultra B300 AI chips running inside a China Telecom network, but it’s unclear where the export-barred components are physically located.
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Oderço Distribuidora, a Brazilian importer and distributor of computer hardware, recently revealed that the two pallets of RTX 5090s imported from the US went missing at the São Paulo airport while on the way to the company.
Bambu Lab’s long-awaited tool changer H3C launches Nov. 3, 2026.
Nvidia promised RTX Spark runs every Windows app, and it’s not far off
FCC bans a dashcam and wireless video transmitter produced by HiSilicon, a subsidiary of Huawei for containing an AI chip that advertises face detection algorithms.
Intel could not make 10 times more leading-edge wafers even if it wanted to, says its chief technology officer, Pushkar Ranade. The world lacks the chipmaking tools. Doubling output is about the limit, he told Dwarkesh Patel on the Dwarkesh Podcast.
Cloudflare has introduced on-demand CPU and memory profiling for Workers and Durable Objects, allowing developers to investigate performance bottlenecks in production using interactive flamegraphs. By Craig Risi
Deepseek 4.1 Flash 1017 drives cost-per-task further down still — open-weight model is fit for agentic workloads and exceedingly cheap to run
The UK government has outlined plans for new powers and criminal offences to help protect undersea cables in UK waters amid fears of Russian interference.
Several U.S. banks are blocking AI agents from making transactions on their platforms. They fear that those agents could go rogue and there’s no way to tell if the moves they make are legitimate or not.
The user said that they only wanted to alert others about the importance of the upcoming CVE releases and weren’t told about the embargo.
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